User:JPRiley/Ellerbe

{{short description|American architect (1892–1987)}}

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|death_date = {{Death date and age|1987|11|5|1892|12|21}}

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|awards = Fellow, American Institute of Architects (1961)

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Thomas F. Ellerbe {{post-nominals|list=FAIA}} (December 21, 1892 – November 5, 1987) was an American architect in practice in Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Life and career

Ellerbe stepped down as president in September 1966 and assumed the newly created role of chairman."Architect firm picks president to head board," The Minneapolis Star, September 8, 1966. He retired from practice in January 1970, but was retained as a consultant."Long-time architect will retire," The Minneapolis Star, December 29, 1969.

Architectural works

Ellerbe & Company and Ellerbe Architects were prolific firms. Projects in which Ellerbe had a major role include:

He also completed works at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester for the entirety of his career. The most visible of these is the Plummer Building (1928).

State filings:

  • 1921 Ellerbe & Company organized, no further filings
  • 1953 Ellerbe & Company Inc. organized

References

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