Employee, Z. Horikoshi and Co., silk supplier.

Employee, Cress Construction Co. Yankwitt expressed interest in bidding on the Witalis House, but the Andrew Johnson Corp. eventually received the contract.

Landscape architect who worked in the Office of Dan Kiley. Kiley was the landscape architect for the addition to the Scott House.

Employee in the Office of Dan Kiley. Kiley was the landscape architect for the addition to the Scott House.

Employee, the Manor House, a Division of Baker Furniture, Inc. His company manufactured furniture for the Starkey House.

Employee, Fair-Chester Builders, Inc. Young expressed interest in bidding on the Foote House.

Assistant to the Director, Office of Public Relations, Vassar College.

Secretary, New York Chapter, the American Institute of Architects.

Architect and employee in Breuer's office from 1963 to 1980. She was in charge of interior design for most of that time. Yu received a degree in architecture from the University of Shanghai in 1954. She entered the United States as a political refugee and worked for Harry Weese and C. F. Murphy in Chicago before joining the Breuer office.

Architect and partner, Goldwater and Yurchenco Associates. Yurchenco was a draftsman in Breuer's office c. 1945. Later, at Breuer's request, Yurchenco provided research materials on hospital design.