Suzanne Olive Carlson

Background

Carlson, Suzanne Olive was born on August 20, 1939 in Worcester, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Sigfrid and Helga (Larson) Carlson.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Rhode Island School Design, 1963.

Career

Junior partner, Dingnam-Fauteux & Partners, Worcester, 1969-1970; partner, Richard Lamoureux Associate, Worcester, 1970-1975; partner, Herron & Carlson (American Institute of Architects), Worcester, 1975-1996; architect, Edgecomb, Maine., since 1997. Guest lecturer Holy Cross College, 1969-1970.

Achievements

• Suzanne Olive Carlson has been listed as a notable architect by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chairman Worcester History Commission, 1976-1988. Trustee Worcester Heritage Society, 1982-1988, Park Spirit of Worcester Inc., since 1987, Friends of Fort Edgecomb, since 2005. Vice president Lincoln County History Association, 2001-^.

Trustee Worcester Girls Inc. of Worcester, president 1989-1992, 95-2002, secretary 1994-1995. Trustee Performing Arts School Worcester, 1977-1986, vice president 1980-1985. Trustee Cultural Assembly Greater Worcester, 1981-1986, vice president, 1982-1983.

President Edgecomb History Society, since 1997. Member American Institute of Architects (executive board Central Massachusetts chapter 1969-1971, secretary-treasurer 1970-1971, vice president 1971-1972, president 1972-1973), Massachusetts Society Architects (executive board 1972-1974, vice president 1975, president 1976), New England Regional Council Architects (president 1977), New England Antiquities Research Association (membership chair 1982-1984, 90-94, graphics director journals since 1982, publications chair since 1995, trustee since 1990, president since 2009).

Connections

Father:

Sigfrid Carlson

Mother:

Helga (Larson) Carlson