Partners: network
Robert Lewis Durham, Paul Hayden Kirk, Richard Owen Parker, Richard V. Peterson, Bertram Dudley Stuart Jr..
Active 1941-1951
Firm Notes
In 1941, B. Dudley Stuart and Robert L. Durham formed a partnership in Seattle, WA; Durham, fresh out of college, worked for Stuart first, and then became a partner in 1941. During World War II, between 1943 and 1945, noted Seattle architect Paul Hayden Kirk (1914-1995) worked with Stuart and Durham. Kirk left this firm after c. 1945 to form a partnership with James Chiarelli (1908-1990).
Stuart and Durham operated until 1951, when Durham opened his own office, Robert L. Durham and Associates.
PCAD id: 2038
| Name | Date | City | State |
|---|
| Associated General Contractors (AGC), Seattle Chapter, Building, Uptown, Seattle, WA | 1950 | Seattle | WA |
| Fauntleroy Community Church, West Seattle, Seattle, WA | 1914 | Seattle | WA |
| Laurel Crest Apartments, Seattle, WA | 1949 | | |
| Linnea Court Apartments, Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA | 1948 | Seattle | WA |
| Magnolia Congregational Church, Magnolia, Seattle, WA | 1946-1947 | Seattle | WA |
| Queen Vista Apartments, Queen Anne, Seattle, WA | 1950 | Seattle | WA |
| Stuart and Durham Architectural Office, Seattle, WA | | Seattle | WA |
| Westminster Presbyterian Church #2, Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA | 1923 | Seattle | WA |
| Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), Branch #2, University District, Seattle, WA | 1951 | Seattle | WA |
Andersen, Dennis A., "Additional Significant Seattle Architects Stuart, Bertram Dudley", Shaping Seattle Architecture, 352, 1994. Unit Masonry Association, Incorporated, "Second Place Award Non-Residential, Brick", Unit Masonry Idea Book, n.p., c. 1954. Unit Masonry Association, Incorporated, "A.G.C. Building", Unit Masonry Idea Book, n.p., c. 1954. Unit Masonry Association, Incorporated, "Architect's Offices", Unit Masonry Idea Book, n.p., c. 1954.