Noverre Musson

Background

Musson, Noverre was born on March 23, 1910 in Findlay, Ohio, United States. Son of William Sewell and Nellie G. (Franks) Musson.

Education

Bachelor of Engineering in Architecture, Ohio State University, 1932.

Career

Member Frank Lloyd Wright Taliesin Fellowship, 1935-1937. Private practice, 1938-1940. Designer, site planner Todd Tibbals and Associates, Columbus, Ohio, 1940-1942.

Personnel manager Wood Box Association, 1942-1945. Partner Tibbals-Crumley-Musson (Architects-Planners), 1945-1975. Owner Noverre Musson & Associates Inc.

(Architects-Planners), 1976-1987. Instructor Ohio State University, 1946-1947, 57, assistant professor, 1960, adjunct professor architectural design, 1982-1985. Associate professor University Southern California, 1967.

Lecturer Middlebury College, 1958, Stanford, 1961, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1968, Arizona State University, 1969. Chairman technical committee on housing, co-chairman housing section White House Conference on Aging, 1971.

Achievements

• Noverre Musson has been listed as a notable architect, planner by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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• book

  • The National Directory of Retirement Residences: Best Places to Live When You Retire

    (Book by Musson, Noverre)

Membership

Member Columbus Slum Clearance Commission, 1953-1961. Chairman Regional Planning Commission Goals Seminar, 1965. Past member Columbus Capitol Square Commission.

President Greater Columbus Arts Council, 1971-1976. Fellow American Institute of Architects (president Columbus chapter 1960).

Connections

Father:

William Sewell Musson

Mother:

Nellie G. (Franks) Musson