Suzanne Heather Crowhurst Lennard

Background

Lennard, Suzanne Heather Crowhurst was born on July 11, 1944 in Leicester, England. Came to the United States, 1969. Daughter of James Glanville and Margret Hewson (Stanley) Crowhurst.

Education

Diploma, Royal West England School Architect, Bristol, 1968. Bachelor of Architecture with honors, Bristol University, 1968. Master of Architecture, University California, Berkeley, 1970.

Doctor of Philosophy in Architect, University California, Berkeley, 1974.

Career

Lecturer University California, Berkeley, 1970-1976. Assistant professor State University of New York, Buffalo, 1976-1977, lecturer New Paltz, 1977-1980. Research associate Project for Public Spaces, New York City, 1980-1981.

Lecturer Oxford (England) Polytechnic, 1981-1982. Visiting professor New School for Social Research, New York City, 1983-1985. Executive director International Making Cities Livable Council, Carmel, California, since 1985.

Consultant Family Study Station, San Francisco, 1972-1976, City of Charleston, South Carolina, 1988-1991, City of Freiburg, Germany, 1994-1996. Presenter in field.

Achievements

• Suzanne Heather Crowhurst Lennard has been listed as a noteworthy organization executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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• book

  • Explorations in the Meaning of Architecture
  • Public Life in Urban Places: Social and Architectural Characteristics Conducive to Public Life in European Cities
  • Livable cities observed: A source book of images and ideas for city officials, community leaders, architects, planners and all other committed to making their cities livable

Membership

Member 2016 Committee, Carmel, 1994-1996. Member Association Collegiate Schools Architect.

Interests

• Collecting piazzas, photography, classical music, theater and opera.

Connections

Married Henry L. Lennard, January 25, 1976.

Father:

James Glanville Crowhurst

Mother:

Margret Hewson (Stanley) Crowhurst

Spouse:

Henry L. Lennard