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Shaping Seattle Architecture
This chapter is in the book Shaping Seattle Architecture
© 2016, University of Washington Press

© 2016, University of Washington Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments ix
  4. Preface xiii
  5. Introduction: A Historical Overview of Architecture in Seattle 1
  6. 1. Native American Architecture on Puget Sound 32
  7. 2. Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart (Esther Pariseau) 36
  8. 3. Donald MacKay 40
  9. 4. William E. Boone 46
  10. 5. Elmer H. Fisher 52
  11. 6. John Parkinson 58
  12. 7. Charles W. Saunders 64
  13. 8. Willis A. Ritchie 70
  14. 9. Edwin W. Houghton 76
  15. 10. Edward Otto Schwägerl 82
  16. 11. James Stephen 88
  17. 12. Plan Books, Pattern Books, Periodicals 94
  18. 13. Bebb & Mendel 102
  19. 14. Kirtland Kelsey Cutter 108
  20. 15. Breitung & Buchinger 114
  21. 16. John Graham, Sr. 120
  22. 17. Olof Hanson 126
  23. 18. Ellsworth Storey 132
  24. 19. Augustus Warren Gould 138
  25. 20. Daniel R. Huntington 144
  26. 21. Somervell & Coté 150
  27. 22. Harlan Thomas 156
  28. 23. Édouard Frère Champney 162
  29. 24. W. R. B. Willcox 168
  30. 25. Beezer Brothers 174
  31. 26. Arthur L. Loveless 180
  32. 27. Edwin J. Ivey, Jr. 186
  33. 28. Schack, Young & Myers 192
  34. 29. Albertson, Wilson & Richardson 198
  35. 30. Andrew Willatsen 204
  36. 31. Bebb & Gould 210
  37. 32. B. Marcus Priteca 216
  38. 33. Robert C. Reamer 222
  39. 34. Henry W. Bittman 228
  40. 35. Architects and Suburban Housing before World War II 234
  41. 36. Floyd A. Naramore 242
  42. 37. J. Lister Holmes 248
  43. 38. Elizabeth Ayer 254
  44. 39. William J. Bain, Sr. 260
  45. 40. Frederick William Anhalt 266
  46. 41. Lionel H. Pries 272
  47. 42. Butler Stevens Sturtevant 278
  48. 43. Kichio Allen Arai 284
  49. 44. Paul Thiry 290
  50. 45. Paul Hayden Kirk 296
  51. 46. Victor Steinbrueck 302
  52. 47. Architects and Suburban Housing after World War II 308
  53. 48. John Graham, Jr. 316
  54. 49. Roland Terry 322
  55. 50. Benjamin F. McAdoo, Jr. 328
  56. 51. Fred Bassetti 334
  57. 52. L. Jane Hastings 340
  58. 53. Richard Haag 346
  59. 54. Vernacular and Popular Architecture in Seattle 352
  60. Appendix 1. Sources of Information for the Architects 361
  61. Appendix 2. Locations of Extant Buildings and Projects Presented in the Text 387
  62. Appendix 3. Additional Significant Seattle Architects 415
  63. Appendix 4. Non-Seattle Architects and Firms Responsible for Significant Design Work in Seattle 489
  64. Appendix 5. Researching Seattle’s Architectural Past 495
  65. Contributors 511
  66. Index 515
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780295806891-008

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments ix
  4. Preface xiii
  5. Introduction: A Historical Overview of Architecture in Seattle 1
  6. 1. Native American Architecture on Puget Sound 32
  7. 2. Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart (Esther Pariseau) 36
  8. 3. Donald MacKay 40
  9. 4. William E. Boone 46
  10. 5. Elmer H. Fisher 52
  11. 6. John Parkinson 58
  12. 7. Charles W. Saunders 64
  13. 8. Willis A. Ritchie 70
  14. 9. Edwin W. Houghton 76
  15. 10. Edward Otto Schwägerl 82
  16. 11. James Stephen 88
  17. 12. Plan Books, Pattern Books, Periodicals 94
  18. 13. Bebb & Mendel 102
  19. 14. Kirtland Kelsey Cutter 108
  20. 15. Breitung & Buchinger 114
  21. 16. John Graham, Sr. 120
  22. 17. Olof Hanson 126
  23. 18. Ellsworth Storey 132
  24. 19. Augustus Warren Gould 138
  25. 20. Daniel R. Huntington 144
  26. 21. Somervell & Coté 150
  27. 22. Harlan Thomas 156
  28. 23. Édouard Frère Champney 162
  29. 24. W. R. B. Willcox 168
  30. 25. Beezer Brothers 174
  31. 26. Arthur L. Loveless 180
  32. 27. Edwin J. Ivey, Jr. 186
  33. 28. Schack, Young & Myers 192
  34. 29. Albertson, Wilson & Richardson 198
  35. 30. Andrew Willatsen 204
  36. 31. Bebb & Gould 210
  37. 32. B. Marcus Priteca 216
  38. 33. Robert C. Reamer 222
  39. 34. Henry W. Bittman 228
  40. 35. Architects and Suburban Housing before World War II 234
  41. 36. Floyd A. Naramore 242
  42. 37. J. Lister Holmes 248
  43. 38. Elizabeth Ayer 254
  44. 39. William J. Bain, Sr. 260
  45. 40. Frederick William Anhalt 266
  46. 41. Lionel H. Pries 272
  47. 42. Butler Stevens Sturtevant 278
  48. 43. Kichio Allen Arai 284
  49. 44. Paul Thiry 290
  50. 45. Paul Hayden Kirk 296
  51. 46. Victor Steinbrueck 302
  52. 47. Architects and Suburban Housing after World War II 308
  53. 48. John Graham, Jr. 316
  54. 49. Roland Terry 322
  55. 50. Benjamin F. McAdoo, Jr. 328
  56. 51. Fred Bassetti 334
  57. 52. L. Jane Hastings 340
  58. 53. Richard Haag 346
  59. 54. Vernacular and Popular Architecture in Seattle 352
  60. Appendix 1. Sources of Information for the Architects 361
  61. Appendix 2. Locations of Extant Buildings and Projects Presented in the Text 387
  62. Appendix 3. Additional Significant Seattle Architects 415
  63. Appendix 4. Non-Seattle Architects and Firms Responsible for Significant Design Work in Seattle 489
  64. Appendix 5. Researching Seattle’s Architectural Past 495
  65. Contributors 511
  66. Index 515
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