Liddle and Jones

1957 - 1968

Liddle and Jones, Architects. Firm Partners: Liddle, Alan Curtis and Jones, Robert This partnership practiced in Tacoma, WA. Previously, Liddle had practiced alone. Structures: !T!Seattle World's Fair, Home of Living Light, Seattle, WA - (13626) University of Washington, Seattle (UW), Harris, Charles W., Hydraulics Lab, Seattle, WA - 1920 (9491) University of Washington, Seattle (UW), Marine Sciences Building, Seattle, WA - (9769) Publications: Johnston, Norman J., Campus Guide University of Washington, 135, 2001. Sunset Ideas for Recreation Rooms, 1968. https://digital.lib.washington.edu/architect/partners/3673/ 10-2013 “Alan Liddle received his training at the University of Washington, and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Switzerland. He was subsequently assistant professor of Architecture at the University of Washington. He received his license to practice architecture from the State of Washington in 1950. Robert M. Jones received his training at the University of Washington, and gained experience in several large Pacific Northwest firms, including Paul Thiry in Seattle and Robert Price in Tacoma, the latter with whom he was associated, 195 1-57. He received his license to practice architecture from the State of Washington in the same year as Liddle. Jones is Vice-Pres ident of the Tacoma Chapter of the A.I .A.” --“Twenty Northwest Architects,” UOMA Exhibition Catalog, 1962

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