Charles Russell Codman
1829–1918 (age 89)
architect
Biography
Charles Russell Codman practiced architecture with a focus on harmony of detail and landscape, designing residences, civic buildings, and alterations that reflected a refined sense of proportion. He contributed to Boston's architectural dialogue through thoughtful planning and advocacy for craftsmanship.
Engaged in professional societies, he encouraged young architects and remained committed to the public realm, leaving a calm but enduring mark on the city's built environment and resting at Forest Hills Cemetery among those who shaped it.