1925 - Graduated from Northeast High School
1931 - Graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Illinois School of Architecture
1950 - Received Law Degree from the University of Miami
1930's - Draftsman in the Advertising Department of Colgate-Palmolive-Peat. Went on to become President of the
company.
1935 - Sales Manager of the Pepsodent company.
1940 - President of Pepsodent
1946 - Lever Brothers buys Peopsodent and he becomes President of Lever Brothers.
1947 - Director of President Truman's Freedom Train Program to help feed
starving Europeans after WWII.
Honored with Britain's Order of St. John, France's Legion of Honor
and
Italy's Star of Solidarity.
Designed Lever House, the company's new headquarters on Park Avenue
in New York. It was one of the World's first steel and glass skyscrapers.
1950 - Founded Luckman Associates
1958 - Firm reorganized as Charles Luckman Associates Company. His firm
desined buildings such as: CBS's Television City - California
Edwards AFB - California
Cape Canaveral - Florida
Manned Space Center - Houston
The Forum - Los Angeles
The Convention Center - Los Angeles
Broadway (now Macy's Plaza) - Los Angeles
L.A. International Airport
Standard Station - Los Angeles
Arco Center Towers - Long Beach, California
Civic Center - Inglewood, California
Phoenix Civic Center
1994 - Donated 2.1 million dollars to help build and dedicate the
Charles and Harriet Luckman Fine Arts Complex at
California State University in East Los Angeles.
He was a member of the following: President's Council on Physical Fitness
Chairman of the Board for the Brain
Research Institute at U.C.L.A.
President of the Los Angeles Ballet
His son, Stephen, married Sandra Burns, the adopted daughter of
George Burns and Gracie Allen.