Kirtland Cutter

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Kirtland Cutter was a prominent American architect of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for his grand, eclectic designs that helped shape the architectural character of the Pacific Northwest.

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instanceOf architect
human
activePeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
architecturalFirm Cutter & Malmgren NERFINISHED
collaboratedWith Karl G. Malmgren NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
designCharacteristic asymmetrical compositions
integration with landscape
picturesque massing
rich interior detailing
designed Campbell House (Spokane, Washington) NERFINISHED
Clark Mansion (Spokane, Washington) NERFINISHED
Davenport Hotel (Spokane, Washington) NERFINISHED
Glover Mansion (Spokane, Washington) NERFINISHED
Idaho Building at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition NERFINISHED
Moore-Turner Heritage Gardens structures (Spokane, Washington) NERFINISHED
Spokane Club (Spokane, Washington) NERFINISHED
familyName Cutter NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork architecture
fullName Kirtland Kelsey Cutter NERFINISHED
givenName Kirtland NERFINISHED
influenced architectural character of Spokane, Washington
resort architecture in the Pacific Northwest
movement eclecticism in architecture
nationality American
notableFor grand eclectic residential designs
shaping the architectural character of the Pacific Northwest
notableProjectType clubs
exposition buildings
grand residences
hotels
occupation architect
placeOfActivity Pacific Northwest NERFINISHED
Seattle, Washington NERFINISHED
Spokane, Washington NERFINISHED
region Inland Northwest NERFINISHED
style Beaux-Arts influences
English Country House style
Swiss Chalet style
Tudor Revival architecture NERFINISHED
eclectic style
usedMaterial brick
stone
timber

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The Davenport Hotel architect Kirtland Cutter