PCAD - John W. Maloney

Aerial view of the Seattle Public Schools, Central Supply Center, Seattle, c. 2016; from Google Maps/Street View

Exterior view of Franklin High School #2, Seattle, 1915; from Wikimedia Commons and Picturesque Seattle and Puget Sound, p 20

Exterior view of the 20th Avenue School (later renamed the Longfellow and Edmond S. Meany) School, Seattle, c. 1910; from the Capitol Hill Seattle Blog and the Seattle Public Schools

Exterior view of the Seattle Public Schools, Central Supply Center, Seattle, 2007; from Wikimedia Commons, photo by Joe Mabel

Exterior view of the Seattle Public Schools, Central Supply Center, Seattle, c. 2015; from Google Maps/Street View, accessed 01/13/2016

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Male, US, born 1895-10-06, died 1978-01-23

Associated with the firms network

Maloney and Associates, Architects; Maloney, Herrington, Freesz, and Lund, Architects; Maloney, John W., Architect

Professional History

Résumé

Principal, John W. Maloney, Architect, Yakima, WA and Seattle, WA, 1922-1963. Maloney started the firm in Yakima in 1922, but changed his base of operations to Seattle in 1943.

Principal, John W. Maloney, AIA, Architect, Seattle, WA, 1943-1963. In 1957, Maloney operated his practice in the Central Building.

Partner, Maloney, Herrington, Freesz and Lund, Architects, Seattle, WA, 1963-1979.

Throughout his career, Maloney worked frequently for the Catholic Church in the Pacific Northwest and AK.

Personal

Relocation

Maloney died in Seattle, WA. His last residential mailing address was in the 98111 zip code, located in Downtown Seattle.

The Washington State Archives Digital Archives indicated that Maloney was born on 10/06/1895. SSN: 535-34-5549.

Associated Locations

Sacramento, CA (Architect's Birth)
Sacramento, CA
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Seattle, WA (Architect's Death)
Seattle, WA
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PCAD id: 2455

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Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
Central Washington College of Education, Lind Hall, Ellensburg, WA	1947	Ellensburg	WA
Central Washington College of Education, McConnell Auditorium, Ellensburg, WA	1934-1935
City of Yakima, City Hall #2, Yakima, WA	1949	Yakima	WA
Courts of Washington, Kittitas County, Courthouse #3, Ellensburg, WA	1955	Ellensburg	WA
Larson, A.E., Building, Downtown, Yakima, WA	1930-1931	Yakima	WA
Perry Technical Institute, Campus Plan, Yakima, WA	1940	Yakima	WA
Rogue Valley Manor, Medford, OR	1961
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Seattle, Holy Family Church, Seattle, WA	1950	Seattle	WA
Saint Thomas the Apostle Seminary, Kenmore, WA		Kenmore	WA
Seattle 1st National Bank, Incorporated, Branch, 566 Denny Way, Denny Regrade, Seattle, WA	1950	Seattle	WA
Seattle Public Schools, 20th Avenue School, Stevens, Seattle, WA	1901-1902	Seattle	WA
Seattle Public Schools, Central Supply Center, Cascade, Seattle, WA	1955-1956	Seattle	WA
Seattle Public Schools, Franklin, Benjamin, High School #2, Mount Baker, Seattle, WA	1911-1912	Seattle	WA
Sisters of Providence, Providence Hospital, Anchorage, AK	1940	Anchorage	AK
State College of Washington (WSC), Holland, Ernest O., Library, Pullman, WA	1947-1950	Pullman	WA
State College of Washington (WSC), Student Union Building, Pullman, WA	1952	Pullman	WA
Washington State Normal School, Smyser Hall, Ellensburg, WA	1925	Ellensburg	WA
Washington State University (WSU), Johnson Tower, Pullman, WA	1966	Pullman	WA
Washington State University (WSU), Veterinary Science Building, Pullman, WA	1976-1978

Publications

"Hospitals : for defense, psychiatric, general voluntary", Architectural Record, 90: 2, 91, 08/1941. Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, "Smyser Hall, 1925", Guide to Architecture in Washington State An Environmental Perspective, 371-372, 1980. Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, "County Courthouse, 1955", Guide to Architecture in Washington State: An Environmental Perspective, 374, 1980. Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, "Larson, A.E., Building, 1931", Guide to Architecture in Washington State: An Environmental Perspective, 377-378, 1980. Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, "McConnell Auditorium, 1935", Guide to Architecture in Washington State: An Environmental Perspective, 371-372, 1980. Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, "Lind Hall, 1947", Guide to Architecture in Washington State: An Environmental Perspective, 372, 1980.

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