Walter Eduard Reddig

Background

Reddig, Walter Eduard was born on April 3, 1936 in Meldorf, Holstein, Federal Republic Germany. Son of Ernst and Frieda (Probst) Reddig. came to the United States, 1960.

Education

Student, Trade School, Meldorf, 1953-1956; certified design technician, Masters School, Flensburg, Federal Republic Germany, 1959; certified interior architect, Masters School, Flensburg, Federal Republic Germany, 1960.

Career

Interior designer, J. Holleman Associations, Birmingham, Michigan, 1963-1966; project coordinator, Levine-Alpern Associations, Detroit, 1966-1969; design and project director, F. Stickel Associations, Troy, Michigan, 1969-1973; project designer, Greimel, Malcomson & James, Detroit, 1973; private practice architecture, Farmington Hills, Michigan, since 1973. Instructor Lawrence Technology U. College of Architecture and Design, Southfield, Michigan, since 1992.

Achievements

• Walter Eduard Reddig has been listed as a notable Architect, master cabinet maker by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Appointed to Ad Hoc History District Committee, Farmington Hills, 1979-1981. Vice chairman History District Commission, Farmington Hills, 1981-1991. Artist in residence Farmington Area Arts Commission, 1984.

Member American Institute of Architects, Michigan Society Architects, National Council Architectural Registration Board (certified). Clubs: Farmington Artist (president 1983-1985).

Interests

• Avocations: painting, photography, music.

Connections

Married Irma Andresen, May 6, 1961. Children: Sara B. Reddig Figueroa, Ralph Edward.

Father:

Ernst Reddig

Mother:

Frieda (Probst) Reddig

Spouse:

Irma Andresen

child:

Ralph Edward Reddig

child:

Sara B. Reddig Figueroa Reddig