Claude Fayette Bragdon

1866–1946 (age 80)

Architect

Biography

Claude Fayette Bragdon designed buildings that married geometric clarity with spiritual purpose, and he wrote widely about the role of art and architecture in elevating daily life.

Beyond his built work he fostered communities of artists and readers, leaving an imprint on Pulaski Village and far beyond that is honored by visitors to Pulaski Village Cemetery.

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