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Biography
Henry Hardinge Menzies, AIA

• born in Hickory, NC on April 20,1928
• received an AB from the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) 1948 graduate work at the University of Southern California 1949
• served up to Lt.. in the US Navy on active duty (51-'55) during the Korean War
• received B.Arch. from School of Design at NC State University (Raleigh) 1958
• edited The Student Publications of the School of Design
• worked for Perry, Shaw, Hepburn & Dean, Architects in Boston, MA and
• John M. Gray, Architect in Boston '58-'62
• founded the firm of The Architects' Group 1962
• private practice in Boston 1964 to 1978
• formed partnership of Menzies & LeMieux, '78-82 in New York City
• private practice in New Rochelle, NY '82 to present
• has concentrated his work in the institutional, residential and church fields
• has designed roughly fifteen Catholic Centers and three Marian shrines
• has written a number of articles in the field of church architecture (see ARTICLES )
• lectured on church architecture in New Canaan, CT and New York City
• the latter, The Incarnate Vision was a Weathersfield Institute Lecture
• presented a paper at Consultation on Church Architecture at Notre Dame '96
• exhibited work in the Reconquering Sacred Space Exhibition, Rome '99
• member of the American Institute of Architects, the Menzies Clan Society and the Society for Catholic Liturgy
• for many years a biographee in Who's Who in the East
• biographee in the 1998 and 2000 edition of Who's Who in America
• has held architectural registrations in the following states: Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, District of Columbia, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, New York, Texas and Connecticut and holds a NCARB certificate