Background
Bourne, Philip Walley was born on November 30, 1907 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Frank A. and Gertrude (Beals) Bourne.
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Philip Walley Bourne, American Architect. Commissioner Massachusetts Designer Review Board, 1965-1966. Chairman Massachusetts Art Commission, 1965-1977; Trustee Trustees of Reservations, Massachusetts; Fellow American Institute of Architects (director New England regional council 1967-1970, national director 1967-1970); member Boston Society Architects (president 1964-1966), National Association Housing Officials, American Guild Organists.
Education
Student in architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1925-1930; student in architecture, Harvard University School City Planning, 1933-1934.
Career
Planner housing division, Public Works Administration, 1934-1937; Planner housing division, United States Housing Authority, Washington, 1937-1946; housing adviser, Hawaii Housing Authority, Honolulu, 1938-1939; housing consultant, Republic of Haiti, 1949; international housing consultant, Department State, 1950-1951; director planning, Massachusetts State Housing Board, Boston, 1952-1953; practice architecture, Boston, from 1953. Proprietor The Boston Athenaeum.
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Membership
Chairman Massachusetts Art Commission, 1965-1977. Trustee Trustees of Reservations, Massachusetts. Fellow American Institute of Architects (director New England regional council 1967-1970, national director 1967-1970).
Member Boston Society Architects (president 1964-1966), National Association Housing Officials, American Guild Organists. Clubs: Cosmos (Washington). St. Anthony (New York City).
Harvard (Boston); Union Boat, Eastern Yacht.
Connections
Married Mary Elliot Nicholson, June 15, 1932. Children: Sallie Bourne Harrison, Philip Elliot (deceased), Jonathan F.
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Religion
Episcopalian
Education
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1934