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Amundson, John Melvin was born on March 4, 1926 in Sunnyside, Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of John Malvin and Atta Faye (Swanay) Amundson.
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John Melvin Amundson
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John Melvin Amundson, American Architect. Registered architect, Oregon, Washington, California, Idaho, Alaska, Guam. Citizen coordinator Eugene (Oregon) Business Assistance Team, 1983; member Committee for Economics Development, Eugene, 1984. With United States Navy, 1944-1946, PTO. Fellow American Institute of Architects; member Construction Specifications Institute, Quiet Birdmen, Lions International, Elks.
Education
Bachelor of Architecture, U. Oregon, 1951; diploma in civic design, U. Liverpool, England, 1952.
Career
Planner Bureau Government Superior vena cava syndrome, U. Oregon, Eugene, 1955-1957; principal architect, Lutes & Amundson, American Institute of Architects, Springfield, Oregon, 1957-1973; principal architect, The Amundson Associations, Professional Corporation, Springfield, 1973-1995. President National Architectural Accrediting Board, Washington, 1970-1974. Exam director National Council Architectural Registration Bds., Washington, 1967-1973.
Membership
Citizen coordinator Eugene (Oregon) Business Assistance Team, 1983. Member Committee for Economics Development, Eugene, 1984. With United States Navy, 1944-1946, PTO. Fellow American Institute of Architects.
Member Construction Specifications Institute, Quiet Birdmen, Lions International, Elks.
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Married Janet Louise Barnard, June 19, 1947. Children: Kathleen Faye, David William, Kristin Marie.
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Political Party
Congregationalist
Awards
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Fulbright scholar, United States Government, Liverpool, England, 1951-1952, American Institute of Architects fellow, Washington, 1975. Named Future First Citizen, Eugene Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1961, One of Outstanding Young Men of Oregon, Oregon Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1961. Recipient Dean Gustafson award National Council Architectural Accrediting Bds., 1978.Fulbright scholar, United States Government, Liverpool, England, 1951-1952, American Institute of Architects fellow, Washington, 1975. Named Future First Citizen, Eugene Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1961, One of Outstanding Young Men of Oregon, Oregon Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1961. Recipient Dean Gustafson award National Council Architectural Accrediting Bds., 1978.