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Before joining the University faculty as Professor of Architecture in 1950, William Muschenheim had practiced his profession in New York City, being a de signer or associated with several firms. Some of his projects have included altera tions in Hotel Astor; the Marine Trans portation Building, New York World's Fair; and private residences and studios in and about New York. Another major project was his Slum Clearance Housing Proposal for District 15, Manhattan, and examples of his work have appeared in several national magazines. Mr. Muschen heim is an alumnus of Williams College and M.I.T., and he received the Master of Architecture from Behrens Master School of Architecture at the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects and the Congres International des Architectes Modernes. His children are Carl A., '55 arch, and Anna E., '57des.