PCAD - Harold L. Worthington

Aerial view of the Seattle Public Library, Magnolia Branch, Seattle, c. 2017; from Google Maps/Street View

Exterior view of Haggett Hall showing the low-rise, intermediary cafeteria on the right, Seattle, WA, c. 1963. From the University of Washington, Housing and Food Services.edu, accessed 10/18/2023

Exterior view of UW Haggett Hall, Seattle, c. 2012; from the University of Washington, Housing and Food Services

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Associated with the firms network

Skilling, Worthington, Helle and Christiansen, Incorporated, Engineers; Witt, W.H., Company; Worthington and Skilling, Engineers; Worthington, Skilling and Jackson, Structural Engineers; Worthington, Skilling, Helle and Jackson, Structural Engineers

Professional History

Partner, Worthington and Skilling, Engineers, Seattle, WA, 1955-1960; Partner, Worthington, Skilling, Helle and Jackson, Structural Engineers, Seattle, WA, 1960-1968;

PCAD id: 3186

Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
Boy Scouts of America, Chief Seattle Council, Service Center, Seattle, WA	1960	Seattle	WA
City of Seattle, Public Library (SPL), Branch #3, Magnolia, Seattle, WA	1963-1964	Seattle	WA
International Business Machines (IBM) Corporation, Office Building and Garage, Downtown, Seattle, WA	1962-1964	Seattle	WA
Magnin, I., Department Store #2, Seattle, WA	1953-1954	Seattle	WA
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, World Trade Center, Towers I and II, New York, NY	1966-1973	New York	NY
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Seattle, Saint Alphonsus Church #2, Ballard, Seattle, WA	1960-1962	Seattle	WA
Seattle Public Schools, Ingraham High School, Seattle, WA	1958	Seattle	WA
Seattle World's Fair, Fine Arts Pavilion, Seattle, WA	1961-1962	Seattle	WA
Seattle World's Fair, United States Science Pavilion, Seattle, WA	1959-1962	Seattle	WA
Shannon and Wilson, Properties, Incorporated, Geotechnical Engineers, Office and Laboratory Building, Seattle, WA	1960	Seattle	WA
United Control Corporation, Factory
University of Washington, Seattle (UW), Residence Hall Unit #3, Seattle, WA	1963	Seattle	WA
Wayside Congregational Church, Chapel, Federal Way, WA		Federal Way	WA
West Seattle Congregational Church, West Seattle, Seattle, WA	1959-1960	Seattle	WA
Yakima Valley SunDome, Yakima, WA	1989-1990	Yakima	WA

Publications

Strauss, David, "Modern continuity: Seattle's Magnolia Branch Library renovation and addition", APT Bulletin, 42: 2-3, 15-20, 2011. "Paul Kirk of Seattle", Architectural Forum, 117: 108-109, 08/1962. "Paul Kirk of Seattle", Architectural Forum, 117: 104, 08/1962. "Paul Kirk of Seattle", Architectural Forum, 117: 106-107, 08/1962. "Unusual structural wall for IBM in Seattle", Architectural Record, 104-107, 12/1963. "An Architect's Guidebook to the Seattle World's Fair", Architecture/West, 68: 4, 04/1962. Metzger, Rainer, "Jack Christiansen Thin Shell Concrete in the Pacific Northwest", Column 5, XX: 8-11, 2006. "Luxurious setting for quality apparel", Pacific Architect and Builder, 61: 9, 14, 1955-09. Haigh, John, "Seattle Engineers Design Tallest Building", Seattle Times, 4-5, 12/20/1964. "The Architect was told 'World Trade' so he Planned Big", Smithsonian Magazine, 01/1978.

Links

Historical Sites Summary for 201 Mercer Street Historical Sites Summary for 301 Mercer St The World Trade Center World Trade Center Disaster