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Career of Philip Trammell Shutze Architect

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  • Philip Trammell Shutze born Columbus Georgia

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    Philip Trammell Shutze

  • Shutze enters Georgia Tech

    Month and day approximate

  • Shutze studies in Europe

  • Graduated from Georgia Tech

  • Shutze beging study at Columbia

  • Shutze graduates Columba with his 2nd Bachelors of Architecture

  • Contributions to design of East Lake Country Club

    Date approximate

  • Shutze enters competition for the Rome Prize

    Problem: "The Decoration of an Island Commemorating its Purchase"
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    Shutze studies at the American Academy, Rome

    Month Day approximate

  • Calhoun House (1923)

    The Calhoun House (1923) – 3418 Pinestream Road

  • Neel Reid dies aged 40

  • Design begins on The Edward Inman house aka The Swan House

    Completed 1928
    The Swan House is home to the Atlanta History Center

  • The Rhodes House (1926)

    The Rhodes House (1926) – 541 West Paces Ferry Road

  • Shutze becomes parter in "Hentz, Adler and Shutze"

  • Davison / Paxon (Macy's Department Store) 1927

    Davison / Paxon (Macy's Department Store) 1927

    Philip Shutze's Flagship Stores: Rich's and Davison's

  • Spring Hill for H.M. Patterson 1927-1928

  • Wesleyan College Library Macon GA 1928

  • Commission for Citizens and Southern Bank HQ formerly the Empire Building

  • Monie Ferst House

  • McRae House 1927-1929

  • McRae House (1929)

    The McRae House (1929) – 3053 Habersham Road

  • Atlanta International School (1929) – 2890 North Fulton Drive Originally built as North Fulton High School,

    The Atlanta International School (1929) – 2890 North Fulton Drive Originally built as North Fulton High School,

  • Singer Building Atlanta 1929

  • Knollwood – The W.H. Kiser House (1929)

    Knollwood – The W.H. Kiser House (1929)

    Knollwood – The W.H. Kiser House (1929) -3351 Woodhaven Rd

  • The English House (1930)

    The English House (1930) – 426 West Paces Ferry Road

  • Temple of the Hebrew Benevolent Congretation competed

  • Glenn Memorial Sanctuary completed

    Glenn Memorial Sanctuary completed

  • The Goodrum House (1931 1936?)

    The Goodrum House (1931) – 320 West Paces Ferry Road

  • Commerce Journalism Building University of Georgia ca. 1934

  • Thornton- Jones House (1936)

    Thornton- Jones House (1936) – 205 West Paces Ferry Road

  • Ben Smith House 1936

  • Harry Dwoskin house 1938-1941?

    Tax reocords say 1938 other sources say 1941
  • Education Building and The Little Chapel at Glen Memorial

    Education Building and The Little Chapel at Glen Memorial

  • Patterson-Carr House (1939)

    Patterson-Carr House (1939) – 3820 Northside Drive
  • Dwoskin Shops on Peachtree removating started 1939

    Dwoskin Shops on Peachtree removating started 1939

    Torn Down: Philip Shutze's remodeled Dwoskin office on Peachtree
  • Emily Winship Woodruff Maternityh Center Crawford Long Hospital 1940-1945

    Emily Winship Woodruff Maternityh Center Crawford Long Hospital 1940-1945

    Shutze's Hidden Maternity Hospital at Crawford Long
  • Rich Memorial Building Emory University 1946

    Rich Memorial Building Emory University 1946

    Rich Memorial Building at Emory University by Philip ShutzeShutze and Armistead

  • M. Oliver Saggus House

    Marshall Oliver Saggus AIA 1904-1994
  • Goddard Chapel, Grady Memorial Hospital 1956

    Goddard Chapel, Grady Memorial Hospital 1956

    Shutze's Goddard Chapel at Grady Hospital

  • Charles Daniel House Greenville SC 1957

    After the Governor's palace Williamsburg

  • Philip Trammell Shutzea died in Atlanta age 92