An important link to Atlanta’s architectural history has died.
Architect Jeffrey L. Robinson, 58, died suddenly on Nov. 30. Robinson was president of J.W. Robinson & Associates – the oldest African-American architectural firm in the state of Georgia. It was founded by his late father – Joseph W. Robinson Sr. – in 1970.
Grace A. Tan, the president of John Portman & Associates for the last 18 years, died unexpectedly on Jan. 27 at the age of 58.
The architectural firm announced her passing in a release Wednesday afternoon in which it described Tan as a “dynamic and determined president.”
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