Noble Foster Hoggson
1865–1939 (age 74)
Biography
Noble Foster Hoggson (1865–1939) pursued excellence in building engineering and design at a time when new technologies transformed the American skyline. His writings on construction practice and city planning shared practical wisdom with generations of architects and builders, while his thoughtful analysis honored historic craftsmanship and innovation alike.
Loved ones gathered at Fresh Pond Crematory and Columbarium to celebrate his life, recalling a man who combined knowledge with curiosity and never ceased to pursue better ways to shelter communities. His legacy endures in the construction principles he championed and the apprentices he inspired.