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Livingston, William Henry was born on March 16, 1898 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of William Clement and Lillie (Dampman) Livingston.
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William Henry Livingston, American architect. Awarded Arthur Spogde Brooke gold medal in design, University of Pennsylvania 1919. Cons. architect Bureau Yards and Docks, Navy Department, 1939-1950; president Architects Building, Philadelphia; past director U. Council on Development, University of Pennsylvania.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Architecture, University of Pennsylvania, 1919. John Stewardson travelling scholar, 1921.
Career
1 son, William Henry, Junior Began practice architecture with Zantzinger, Borie & Medary, Philadelphia, 1917-1919. Designer Paul P. Cret, architect, Philadelphia 1920-1926, partner, 1926-1945. Partner Harbeson, Hough, Livingston & Uarson, architects (successors to Paul P. Cret) since 1945.
Principal works of partnership. Detroit Institute of Arts, Folger Shakespeare Library, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, Federal Reserve Board Building, Washington, Administration Building, Pan American Union, Washington, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Additional House Office Building, Washington.
Membership
Fellow Royal Society Arts, American International Assurance (past. Member Architectural Alumni Society (past president University of Pennsylvania), Philadelphia Housing Association, Society Architectural Historians, Fairmont Park (Philadelphia) Art Association, Philadelphia Art Alliance, Pennsylvania Academy Fine Arts, National Sculpture Society, Theta Delta Chi, Sigma Xi, Tau Sigma Delta. Mason.; Club: Union League (Philadelphia).
Connections
Married Lillian Myers Jackson, September 15, 1920.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Awarded Arthur Spogde Brooke gold medal in design, University of Pennsylvania 1919. Cons. architect Bureau Yards and Docks, Navy Department, 1939-1950. President Architects Building, Philadelphia. Past director U. Council on Development, University of Pennsylvania.Awarded Arthur Spogde Brooke gold medal in design, University of Pennsylvania 1919. Cons. architect Bureau Yards and Docks, Navy Department, 1939-1950. President Architects Building, Philadelphia.
Past director U. Council on Development, University of Pennsylvania.