Background
Hagmann, John Shugart was born on April 11, 1938 in Bronxville, New York, United States.
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John Shugart Hagmann
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John Shugart Hagmann, American architect. Recipient award of honor New York Society Architects, 1974, certificate of merit New York State Association Architects, 1975, 76, National Housing Design Competition 1st place award New York State Urban Development Corporation, 1975, citation Progressive Architecture Design Awards Program, 1976, award International Competition for Victoria Peak, 1983.
Education
Bachelor, Amherst College, 1959. Master in Architecture, Yale University School Architect, 1966.
Career
Architectural designer Greater London Council, 1966, I.M. Pei and Partners, New York City, 1967-1968, Edward L. Barnes (Architect), New York City, 1968-1969. Principal Stern and Hagmann (Architects), 1969-1976, John S. Hagmann (Architect), New York City, 1976-1977. Associate Abramovitz-Harris-Kingsland, Architects, 1977-1983.
Principal Hagmann/Mitchell, Architects, 1983-1986, John S. Hagmann, Architects, New York City, since 1983.
Achievements
Membership
Vestryman Christ and St. Stephens Church, New York City. Member American Institute of Architects (New York chapter citation 1972, 74, chapter residential design award 1977, national honor award 1980), Architectural League of New York.
Connections
Son of Raymond Louis and Adele Bernice (Schneider) H. M. Lee Yee Hsu, September 20, 1970. 1 daughter, Katherine Hsu.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Episcopalian
Education
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1959
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1966
Career
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1967 - 1968
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1983
Awards
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Recipient award of honor New York Society Architects, 1974, certificate of merit New York State Association Architects, 1975, 76, National Housing Design Competition 1st place award New York State Urban Development Corporation, 1975, citation Progressive Architecture Design Awards Program, 1976, award International Competition for Victoria Peak, 1983.Recipient award of honor New York Society Architects, 1974, certificate of merit New York State Association Architects, 1975, 76, National Housing Design Competition 1st place award New York State Urban Development Corporation, 1975, citation Progressive Architecture Design Awards Program, 1976, award International Competition for Victoria Peak, 1983.