1936 Newcastle, Australia May 1 , 1988Sydney, Australia Ben Lexcen, original name Robert Miller (born 1936, New Castle, New South Wales, Australia died May 1 , 1988 Sydney, New South Wales) Australian yachtsman and marine architect who designed Australia II, the first non-American yacht to win (1983) the prestigious America's Cup in the 132-year history of the race.
Teamwork is an integral part of a marine architect's job.
More than 94 percent of marine architects have at least some college and most have a degree.
Next is Jean-Michel Cousteau, a marine environmentalist, architect and film producer who directed the design and development of the Parc Oceanique Cousteau in Paris, and organized the television series honoring his father called "The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau".
In a society that lionizes architects, marine and foundation engineering may not seem like a glamorous calling.
Discuss construction data and needs with other marine engineers and architects.
He is a naval architect and marine engineer assisting in maintenance, support and repair.
Porter was born in Winnetka, Ill., in 1907; his father was a hobby architect and marine enthusiast with inherited real estate in Chicago's Loop, his mother a freethinker who espoused progressive causes.
The honorands who took the stage with Marshall and Bradley for the day's Morning Exercises including an archaeologist, a naval architect, a marine engineer, a typographical designer, and a poet, T.S. Eliot.
Vishnu Pandit, 61, lived in North Potomac, Md .He was a marine engineer and naval architect, according to The A.P. Speaking outside Mr. Pandit's home on Tuesday, a friend, M. Nuns Jain, told A.P. that Mr. Pandit was "very dedicated to improving the performance of naval ships and systems".
By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, June 14 , 1952P. 23 Talk story about William Francis Gibbs, designer of the new U.S. Liner, probably the world's leading naval architect and marine engineer, and head of the firm of Gibbs & Cox, on Wes Street, which employs 1,200 persons - over 3,000 during the war.
