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Phillip Jacobson

Phillip Jacobson (born 1928) is a prominent Seattle architect and university professor. He was born in Santa Monica, California and moved to Seattle in 1941. Following graduation from Highline High School in 1946 he served in the U.S. Army 24th Infantry Division in the occupation of Japan. He received his first professional degree B.Arch. E. (honors) from Washington State University in 1952 and then, with a Fulbright Grant, studied urban design and planning in England at the University of Liverpool He later was awarded a Fulbright Research Grant for study in Finland. He received his Master of Architecture (Licenciata) degree from the Finnish Institute of Technology in Helsinki.
==Professional Life==
Jacobson joined the Seattle firm Young Richard Carleton and Detlie (later TRA) in 1955. He rose to become partner and for over 20 years was the firm's Design Director retiring in 1992. He also was for two years with John Carl Warnecke in San Francisco. During his long tenure with TRA the firm evolved from a modest sized local firm to a large multidisciplinary design firm widely recognized for the deft and effective design of large, complex architectural and urban design projects both domestic and international venues. At times the firm had branch offices in Anchorage, Boston, Denver and Las Vegas. In addition to the United States the firm was involved in the Middle East, Central America and the Pacific region. Working in such diverse venues, TRA established a reputation for creating design solutions that were directly responsive to local physical and cultural conditions. The firm received over 130 design awards and its work has been published in numerous articles in over 80 different periodicals and books both foreign and domestic.
Representative of Jacobson's projects with TRA are:
:Washington State Convention and Trade Center - Seattle
:State of Washington Capitol Campus - Olympia
::Highway Department Administration Building
::Public Assistance Department Building
:King County Aquatics Center - Federal Way, Washington
:Albuquerque International Airport - New Mexico
:Mahlon Sweet Airport - Eugene, Oregon
:Sealaska Corporation Headquarters Building - Juneau, Alaska
:University of Washington - Seattle
::McCarty Residence Hall
::Aerospace Research Laboratory
::Hitchcock Hall Biological Sciences Facility
::Health Sciences GHI Wings
:Washington State University - Pullman
::Wegner Hall
Concurrent with his professional practice Jacobson served on the faculty of the Department of Architecture and the Department of Urban Design and Planning at the University of Washington from 1962 until 2000. During this time he offered a graduate and undergraduate design studios to over a thousand students and guided over 150 master's theses. His administrative duties included the founding and direction of the Building Technology and Administration Program as well as the Graduate Program Director for several years in which he reorganized and expanded the Master of Architecture degree program. In addition he had visiting appointments in architecture teaching at The Royal Academy of Fine Arts-Copenhagen, The University of Sydney-Australia, The Tokyo Institute of Technology and The Royal Institute of Technology-Stockholm.

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