Background
III, Leon Chatelain was born on August 30, 1945 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States.
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- Principal works include National Mine Health and Safety Academy, Beckley, West Virginia, National Cathedral School Art Studio, Martin Marietta Headquarters, Rockville, Maryland., St. Albans School True-Lucas Building, Washington, Enos Williams Cabin, Waterford, Virginia, John Hough House, Leesburg, Virginia, Bell Montana, Waterford, Rock Hill, Middleburg, Virginia, others.
Leon Chatelain III
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Leon Chatelain III, American Architectural firm executive. Registered archaeology, District of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland., Delaware, West Virginia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan; certified National Council Architectural Registration Board. Gerald Watland scholar Attingham School, England, 1981; recipient Oliver Owen Kuhn award, 1977, 78, Precast Concrete Institute award, 1978, Design Excellence award Building Better Communities, 1993.
Education
Bachelor of Architecture, RISD, 1968.
Career
Archaeology, Chatelain, Samperton & Nolan, Washington, 1971-1973; partner, Chatelain, Samperton & Carcaterra, Washington, 1973-1977; partner, Chatelain Hunter/Miller, Alexandria, Virginia, 1990-1992; principal, Leon Chatelain III, Architecture, Leesburg, Virginia, 1977-1982; principal, Andrews Chatelain/Archs., Washington, 1982-1990; president, Chatelain Archs., PC, McLean, Virginia, since 1990. Active Leesburg (Virginia) History Preservation Awards Jury, 1980, 84, 1st Loudoun County chairman, 1980, City of Fairfax (Virginia) Awards Program, 1981.
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Principal works include National Mine Health and Safety Academy, Beckley, West Virginia, National Cathedral School Art Studio, Martin Marietta Headquarters, Rockville, Maryland., St. Albans School True-Lucas Building, Washington, Enos Williams Cabin, Waterford, Virginia, John Hough House, Leesburg, Virginia, Bell Montana, Waterford, Rock Hill, Middleburg, Virginia, others.
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Membership
Board of directors National Center for Barrier Free Environmental, 1981-1983, Columbia Hospital for Women Medical Center, Washington, since 1987, also chairman, since 1996. Chairman national house of deals National Easter Seal Society, 1980. President Easter Seal Society, Washington, 1981-1983.
Active General Superior vena cava syndrome Administration Advisory Panel for Region 3, 1978-1979, Loudoun County Building Code & Appeals Board, 1981-1986. Member American Institute of Architects (president Washington chapter 1982, History Preservation Merit award1978, 79, History Preservation citation 1981, Historic Resources awardfor excellence 1996), Society Architectural Historians (member Latrobe chapter), Association Preservation Technology, Washington Building Congress, Construction Specifications Institute, Royal Oak Foundation.
Connections
M. Nancy Sutton, November 23, 1979. Children: Margaret Bryson Aurand, Emilie Noel.
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American
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Gerald Watland scholar Attingham School, England, 1981. Recipient Oliver Owen Kuhn award, 1977, 78, Precast Concrete Institute award, 1978, Design Excellence award Building Better Communities, 1993.Gerald Watland scholar Attingham School, England, 1981. Recipient Oliver Owen Kuhn award, 1977, 78, Precast Concrete Institute award, 1978, Design Excellence award Building Better Communities, 1993.