Subject: more on architect
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 1997 13:36:23 -0500 (EST)
From: Sally Greene <sally@sunsite.unc.edu>
To: "Greene, Sarah -- Sarah Greene" <Gilmer@dal.cleaf.com>

Momma, below is yet more interesting news about our architect.  Saarinen
is who designed Dulles isn't it?  Meanwhile my local used book store
located three copies of Waugh's book through its vast computer network,
so one is on its way.  They found three copies, two for under $30 each
and one for $120?  And where was that one, I asked?  In Virginia!
Figures.  They're crazy for architecture up there and they're out of
touch with reality.

Went to hear Richard Ford talk last night and to a nice party after, a
big party put on by the English dept.  Got to get ready for my own party
tomorrow night, and to work some too.

Hope your trip is/was wonderful.

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Sally Greene
Visiting Scholar
UNC-Chapel Hill

"Brevity is the soul of lingerie." --Dorothy Parker

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Date: Thu, 20 Mar 97 13:08:01 -0500
From: Coyla Barry <barry~cb1@glaxowellcome.com>
To: sally <sally@sunsite.unc.edu>
Subject: "terry waugh"y

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sally, this is a response from my niece's husband about Waugh.
Seems like some interesting info. coyla

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Posted: Thu, 20 Mar 97 00:12:01 -0500
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 97 13:12:01 -0500
From: "David Jackson" <"david_jackson%Organization=R%Telephone=R"@library.lib.ncsu.edu.umc.usav00>
To: "Coyla Barry" <barry~cb1@glaxowellcome.com.umc.usav00>
Subject: Re: architect

 Reply to:     RE>architect

Yes! Terry Waugh.  I am sorry to say he also designed the dreaded Harrelson
Hall.  THE SOUTH BUILDS is indeed a rare item.  Just let one of the book
dealers in CH know, and they will certainly be on the look out. We hold it
here in our rare book collection.  His wife Elizabeth is/was a local
historian, wrote some on Raleigh.  As you know I have been talking up the
upcoming exhibit of the work of George Matsumoto, who will be visiting campus
on April 10 (He is the one I visited when we ventured to Carmel and
Monterey...fond memories!)  Terry Waugh, a south african, I believe, studied
with Matsumoto under Eliel Saarinen at Cranbrook Academy of Art in Detriot.
Matsumoto and Waugh partnered up in private practice in Kansas City in 1946.
They met Henry Kamphoefner at Univ of Oklahoma and he offered them both
instructorships.  Matsumoto tells a great story of bootlegging their way
through the southeast.....  Anyway, Waugh and Matsumoto came with Kamhoefner
to establish the School of Design in 1948 here at State.  Both were known for
great innovative designs, Matsumoto won more awards though.  We have lots more
bio info on Waugh here in the archives, and I could ramble on and on.  I am
becoming such a librarian, eh?  I am curious to see the house some time....

On another note, I am hunting for the location of the Milton and Virginia
Julian Residence designed by Matsumoto.  Rumor has it the Julians (of
Alexander Julian fame) are still around.  Do you know of them?  Nice to hear
from you, and please let me know if I can help in their quest for information.
 Acy knows bye bye now replete with a wave.....Dave.
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Date: 3/19/97 12:23 PM
To: Jackson, David
From: Coyla Barry

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hi dave, i have a question about an architect Edward Waugh who
designed a house some friends of mine just bought in C.H.
Evidently he wrote a book that they  got out of the library "The
South Builds: New Architecture in the Old South" They would like
to acquire the book somewhere. Have you any sources? Used book
stores? that specialize in such or do you know anything more ab
out Waugh? Don't spend much time on this but if you had any quick
ideas I'd be grateful. lv, coyla

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