Background
III, Joseph Newton Smith, was born on July 4, 1925 in Jacksonville, Florida, United States. Son of Joseph Newton, Junior and Oneal (Kemp) S.
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Joseph Newton Smith, III
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Joseph Newton Smith III, American architect, educator. Recipient Birch Burdette Long Memorial award Architectural League New York, 1956; award merit S. Atlantic region American Institute of Architects for Key Biscayne (Florida) Presbyterian Church, 1964, for Friendship Center, low income housing Atlanta, 1970; named Honored Artist of Year, Young Women of Arts, 1974.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1948. Bachelor of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1949.
Career
Designer and/or architect architectural firms in, Miami, Florida, 1949-1956; proprietor, Joseph N. Smith, Architect, Miami, 1956-1963; partner firm, Smith, Polychrone and Wolfcale, Atlanta, 1966-1969; general consultant architecture, 1969-1973; member of faculty, School Architecture, Georgia Institute Technology, 1963-1982; professor architecture, assistant director school, School Architecture, Georgia Institute Technology, 1971-1977; assistant dean, School Architecture, Georgia Institute Technology, 1977-1982; vice president interior design, Thompson, Ventulett, Steinback and Associations, Architects and Interior Designers, Atlanta, 1982-1988; partner, TVS & Associations. Adjunct faculty, Atlanta College Art, since 1994.
Achievements
Membership
Served to lieutenant (junior grade) United States Naval Reserve, 1943-1946. Fellow American Institute of Architects (chapter president, state president, State Bronze medal, national continuing education committee, national design jury, various state architectural design juries, landscape architecture National design jury, consultant engineers council, Bernard B. Rothschild Medal award Georgia chapter 1998.
Connections
Married Gloria Bevis, August 24, 1946. 1 child, Gordon Kemp.
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Religion
Presbyterian
Awards
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Recipient Birch Burdette Long Memorial award Architectural League New York, 1956. Award merit S. Atlantic region American Institute of Architects for Key Biscayne (Florida) Presbyterian Church, 1964, for Friendship Center, low income housing Atlanta, 1970, Philip Trammel Shutze Medal Alumni award College of Architect, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1998, Certified of Lifetime Achievement Chapter of American Institute of Architects Students, 1998. Named Honored Artist of Year, Young Women of Arts, 1974.Recipient Birch Burdette Long Memorial award Architectural League New York, 1956. Award merit S. Atlantic region American Institute of Architects for Key Biscayne (Florida) Presbyterian Church, 1964, for Friendship Center, low income housing Atlanta, 1970, Philip Trammel Shutze Medal Alumni award College of Architect, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1998, Certified of Lifetime Achievement Chapter of American Institute of Architects Students, 1998. Named Honored Artist of Year, Young Women of Arts, 1974.