Robert Andrews Little

Background

Little, Robert Andrews was born on September 9, 1915 in Brookline, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Clarence Cook and Katherine Day (Andrews) Little.

Education

Bachelor of Arts cum laude, Harvard University, 1937; Master in Architecture, Harvard University, 1939.

Career

Designer, G.H. Perkins, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1939-1941; architect, United States Navy, Washington, 1941-1943; operations analyst, Air Staff Intelligence, Washington, 1943-1945; principal, Robert A. Little & Associates, Cleveland, 1946-1958, 67-69; partner, Little & Dalton, Cleveland, 1958-1967; director design, Dalton-Dalton-Little-Newport, Cleveland, 1969-1978; owner, Robert A. Little, Design and Architecture, since 1978. Teacher, lecturer Harvard, University of Pennsylvania, Carnegie Institute Technology, University of Michigan, Smith College, U. Notre Dame, Kent State University.

Achievements

• Robert Andrews Little has been listed as a notable architect, artist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Trustee Cleveland Museum of Science, 1952-1956, Cleveland Institute Music, 1956-1958. Member Cleveland Fine Arts Committee Served with United States Army, 1940. Fellow American Institute of Architects (president Cleveland chapter 1966-1968, national and state design awards), Harvard School of Design Alumni Association (past president, international director of development).

Connections

Married Ann Murphy Halle, December, 27, 1940. Children: Sam Robertson, Revere (deceased).

Father:

Clarence Cook Little

Mother:

Katherine Day (Andrews) Little

Spouse:

Ann Murphy Halle

child:

Sam Robertson Little

child:

Revere Little (deceased)