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ERIC PALSON AIA
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BUSINESS
Sheerr McCrystal Palson Architecture,
Everett House, 224 Main Street, PO Box 1500, New London, NH 03257
EDUCATION
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
B.S.A.D. 1977; University of California at Berkeley, M. Arch. 1980
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
SHEERR McCRYSTAL PALSON Architecture, Inc., New London, NH,
1995-Present
President of
Sheerr McCrystal Palson since 1998. Eric has been a registered architect
since 1986, designing a wide range of commercial, institutional and
residential projects. He is licensed in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
He has primary responsibility for each project in
our office. His verbal and drawing skills can be called upon to create
special presentations for groups. Eric was the President of NH Chapter
of the American Institute of Architects in 2004.
Eric is an oil painter, and his work can be seen at
www.ericpalson.com.
BROOK DESIGN ASSOCIATES, INC., Concord, NH, 1992-1995:
Associate, responsible for all aspects of project implementation.
Most significant projects: Blue Cross/Blue Shield of NH
Headquarters, Manchester, NH; Capitol Center for the Arts, Concord, NH.
BENJAMIN THOMPSON ASSOCIATES, INC., Cambridge, MA, 1985-1991:
Associate, responsible for architectural and urban planning
projects. Most significant
projects: Harvard University School of Continuing Education, Cambridge,
MA; Royal Victoria Dock Redevelopment Masterplan, London, UK. Selected as AIA national firm of the year in 1987.
OFFICE OF TIMOTHY LAPUT, Canton, MA, 1985:
Job Captain, responsible for 180 unit condominium project in
Peabody, MA.
OFFICE OF MICHAEL ROSENFELD, Concord, MA, 1983-1985:
Job Captain, responsible for residential and small institutional
design/build projects. Participated
in successful application for Architectural
Record House award in 1984.
THE BOSTON ARCHITECTURAL CENTER, Boston, MA 1983-1984
Design studio instructor.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE, Milwaukee, WI, 1980-1983:
Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture, responsible
for design studio instruction and drawing courses. Director of the London Studies Program in 1983.
Writer/Producer for instructional videos on the history of
perspective and the future of architectural practice.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY, Berkeley, CA, 1980;
Adjunct Professor at the College of Environmental Design,
responsible for introductory design courses.
PROFESSIONAL
& CIVIC ASSOCIATIONS
American Institute of Architects, New Hampshire Chapter, immediate
past President
Kearsarge/Lake Sunapee Community Center, Steering Committee;
Kimball Jenkins Estate board member:
REGISTRATION
States of New Hampshire (#2359) and
Massachusetts (#6625)
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