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366:'s Cabinet Room, Edmund Purves, the American Institute of Architect's public affairs man, turned to Reynolds with a question. 'I asked him if he, as the Commissioner of Public Buildings, would certify the White House as safe for public occupancy.' Reynolds sputtered no, of course he would not. Purves then reminded the Commissioner—reminded the whole group, in fact—that 'we had the president of the United States living in it.' A silence fell over the room."
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881:(AIA) in 1930. He was elected secretary and later 1st vice president of the Philadelphia Chapter of AIA, and served on the national AIA Board from 1938 to 1941. In 1938, he was nominated to serve as regional director for AIA's Mid-Atlantic Region which included
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had structural problems, including two-story tall cracks in the brickwork and split support beams, and this tells a lot about Purves' ability to get to the point. "One afternoon, as the group pondered its limited options around the big table in
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Willing, Sims & Talbutt, but returned to Zantzinger, Borie & Medary for 1926-1927. From 1923 to 1925, he also taught evening classes in architectural design at the
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Federal government and grew its membership to 11,000.
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University of Pennsylvania, receiving a B.S. in architecture in 1920. In 1919 and 1920, Purves received several medals from the
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October 1940. He later joined the Washington D.C. Chapter of AIA. Purves was elected a AIA Fellow in 1944.
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One amusing incident occurred after it was learned that the
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505 West Chestnut Hill Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (
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Special Citation from the American Institute of Architects
839:"Our Profession, Its Place in America's Future, Part II."
829:"Our Profession—Its Place in America's Future, Part I."
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22 Chestnut Hill Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (
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The Edmund Randolph Purves papers are housed at the
299:. The firm dissolved when all three members entered
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Philadelphia Real Estate Record and Builders' Guide
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2109:1962 American Architects Directory. Second edition
2017:Purves, Edmund Randolph. “The Limestone Columns.”
437:2 East Sunset Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (
2469:"A Convention First: The Purves Memorial Lecture"
483:8820 Towanda Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
2651:Fellows of the American Institute of Architects
2621:American Field Service personnel of World War I
2482:(4): 42. April 1965 – via U.S. Modernist.
1480:"Architectural Archives: Kenneth Mackenzie Day"
1136:"Anita W. Parker and Instructor to Wed in June"
919:and was elected an honorary member of both the
2329:"Architects' Examiners Appointed by Governors"
1297:. New York, New York: R.R. Bowker. p. 447
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2299:"Officers Elected at Architects' Convention"
2112:. New York: R.R. Bowker Company. p. 568
155:. He was also a highly decorated soldier in
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2361:Advisory Board of Contract Appeals (1959).
2303:The Evening News (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania)
1889:"Chestnut Hill Historic District Inventory"
1848:: 11. May 1964 – via U.S. Modernsit.
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2555:"Woman Leaders Join Field Service Groups"
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2476:American Institute of Architects Journal
547:Philadelphia Register of Historic Places
496:St. Paul Episcopal Church (renovations)
272:. Day was also a recent graduate of the
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1918:, v. 47, n. 50, p. 396 (12/14/1932)
1758:"Architects Would Save Vital Goods"
1455:"The School Staff / Teaching Staff"
987:He married Mary Carroll Spencer of
851:The Architect and the Superman Myth
824:Bulletin of the Pennsylvania Museum
2132:"Architects Seek Residential Work"
2042:Hadley, Nancy (January 17, 2019).
1972:, v. 50, n. 35, p. 162 (9/18/1935)
1787:"Capital Plagued by Old Buildings"
1581:Stewart, Harry Gordon (1892 -1976)
1362:The American Field Service Archive
1326:"Claire Johnson's Troth Announced"
1294:1956 American Architects Directory
794:Boxwood Estates Development Plans
334:architecture that would withstand
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1873:, v. 43, n. 27, p. 419 (7/4/1928)
1145:. September 13, 1959. p. 110
932:United States Chamber of Commerce
917:International Union of Architects
377:, working there until his death.
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2646:Architects from Washington, D.C.
2641:20th-century American architects
2553:Padgett, Mary (March 27, 1941).
1930:, v. 48, n. 3, p. 20 (1/18/1933)
1700:"Architects' Official to Retire"
1528:Purves & Day (fl. 1927-1932)
1194:"Mrs. and Mrs. Austin M. Purves"
1107:"Edmund Purves, Architect, Dead"
949:American Institute of Architects
879:American Institute of Architects
844:American Institute of Architects
834:American Institute of Architects
551:Fairmount Park Historic District
308:American Institute of Architects
153:American Institute of Architects
132:American Institute of Architects
97:American Institute of Architects
2524:"Mr. and Mrs. Edmund R. Purves"
2500:. December 12, 1926. p. 12
2445:"Edmund Randolph Purves papers"
2335:. February 20, 1940. p. 14
2269:"E. R. Purves, Architect, Dies"
2220:"Architect Gives Defense Views"
2200:. September 1, 1940. p. 70
2165:Evening Star (Washington, D.C.)
2141:. January 22, 1939. p. 149
1984:, v. 52, n. 2, p. 6 (1/13/1937)
1825:EBSCO. Accessed March 22, 2022.
1709:. December 22, 1948. p. 25
1671:Dodd, Samuel Tommy (May 2014).
1645:. December 11, 1941. p. 39
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503:Chestnut Hill Historic District
462:Chestnut Hill Historic District
439:Chestnut Hill Historic District
167:Early life and military service
2229:. October 6, 1940. p. 152
1729:"Architects to Map Atomic Age"
1619:. December 7, 1941. p. 56
1174:. October 14, 1915. p. 11
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877:Purves became a member of the
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682:Purves; Green & MacNelley
250:Zantzinger, Borie & Medary
119:Zantzinger, Borie & Medary
16:American architect (1897–1964)
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2106:Koyl, George S., ed. (1962).
1291:Koyl, George S., ed. (1955).
1247:Purves, Edmund R. (1897-1964)
375:Chatelain, Gauger & Nolan
219:Beaux-Art Institute of Design
200:American Expeditionary Forces
161:American Expeditionary Forces
2616:Architects from Philadelphia
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2421:. March 19, 1961. p. 94
2391:. April 20, 1961. p. 43
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2275:. April 10, 1964. p. 51
2074:. March 19, 1932. p. 23
1947:. March 18, 1934. p. 68
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1767:. March 31, 1942. p. 39
1486:. University of Pennsylvania
1335:. March 20, 1926. p. 22
1200:. August 28, 1910. p. 4
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2191:"Architects to Hear Purves"
1738:. June 21, 1948. p. 40
1610:"Will Represent Architects"
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122:Willing, Sims & Talbutt
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1556:Preservation Rhode Island
1484:Weitzman School of Design
1386:The Philadelphia Inquirer
1358:"Purves, Edmund Randolph"
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1198:The Philadelphia inquirer
873:Professional affiliations
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2273:Philadelphia Daily News
2048:AIA Historical Director
1941:"Award for Alterations"
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1579:Tatman, Sandra L.,
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1245:Tatman, Sandra L.,
1021:from 1935-1943 and the
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989:Haverford, Pennsylvania
801:Villanova, Pennsylvania
797:George McFadden Estate
613:Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
947:Kemper Award from the
857:(March 1962): 102-105.
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654:Edgemont, Pennsylvania
634:Edgemont, Pennsylvania
183:, graduating in 1914.
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1859:AIA/T-Square Yearbook
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2333:The Pittsburgh Press
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289:Harry Gordan Stewart
130:Executive Director,
2449:Library of Congress
2008:, p. 98 (7/31/1940)
1996:, p. 37 (2/28/1940)
1846:Architectural Forum
1839:"Purves Dies at 66"
1821:142 (2826): 46–48.
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993:Media, Pennsylvania
974:Library of Congress
855:Architectural Forum
571:Paoli, Pennsylvania
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2139:The New York Times
1819:USA Today Magazine
1794:The New York Times
1765:The New York Times
1736:The New York Times
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1639:"Edmund R. Purves"
1617:The New York Times
1333:The New York Times
1172:The New York Times
1143:The New York Times
1114:The New York Times
962:Citation from the
908:The New York Times
675:Camden, New Jersey
668:Houses (40 units)
592:Camden, New Jersey
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2415:"Research Parlay"
2068:"Architects Meet"
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1382:"In a Social Way"
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457:John S. Wright
383:
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278:Frank Miles Day
246:
238:Pacific Theater
223:Georges Gromort
204:Croix de Guerre
169:
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1015:Rotary Club
1007:Cosmos Club
866:AIA Journal
410:Touchstone
359:White House
352:Blair House
293:Walter Cope
210:), and the
196:World War I
157:World War I
2585:Categories
2454:2022-03-23
2053:2022-03-25
1490:2022-03-23
1440:2022-03-23
1367:2022-03-23
1040:References
1027:Georgetown
891:New Jersey
841:Journal of
831:Journal of
710:Residence
648:Residence
565:Residence
538:The Lilacs
517:Residence
477:Residence
454:Residence
431:Residence
402:Architect
332:Atomic Age
84:Occupation
39:1897-06-20
2565:March 25,
2534:March 25,
2504:March 25,
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2309:March 25,
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2171:March 25,
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1951:March 25,
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1120:March 22,
728:Monument
396:Location
87:Architect
983:Personal
887:Maryland
883:Delaware
390:Project
127:Projects
109:Practice
808:Purves
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661:Purves
641:Purves
620:Purves
599:Purves
578:Purves
558:Purves
530:Purves
393:Client
348:Decatur
1013:, the
1009:, the
1005:, the
942:Honors
901:, and
405:Notes
364:Truman
244:Career
227:France
92:Awards
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