Julian Whittlesey

1905–1995 (age 90)

Architect

Biography

Julian Whittlesey applied a modernist eye to architecture and city planning, helping to shape buildings and civic spaces with an emphasis on harmony between form and function.

The thoughtful environments he left for communities endure in the projects he touched, and Wooster Cemetery holds the quiet of his final resting place.

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