Wayne Francis Timmer

Education

Bachelor in Pre-Architecture with high honors, Clemson U., 1972; Master of Architecture in Urban Design, Rice U., 1975; Master of Architecture, Rice U., 1978.

Career

Assistant planner/programmer, Caudill, Rowlett, and Scott, Architects and Engineers, Houston, 1975; senior planner division urban design, Oklahoma City Department Planning, 1976-1978; project architect, Barlow and Plunkett, Architects and Engineers, Jackson, Mississippi, 1978-1983; principal, project manager, WFT Architects, P.A., Jackson, since 1983. Adjunct Professor school architecture Mississippi State University, since 1981.

Achievements

• Wayne Francis Timmer has been listed as a notable Architectural firm executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member advising committee neighborhood revitalization City of Jackson, 1988, member history city hall committee, 1990. Member Save History Burwell House Committee, 1990-1991. Member Jackson History Preservation Commission, since 1990, chairman, 1990, 91.

Member American Institute of Architects (board directors Mississippi chapter 1992-1993, secretary/treasurer 1994, 2nd vice president 1995, president 1997), National Trust History Preservation, Tau Sigma Delta, PhiKappa Phi.