Ray Kappe

1927–2019 (age 92)

architect and educator

Biography

Ray Kappe was a visionary architect and educator who profoundly influenced the field of architecture through his innovative designs and passionate teaching. His work reflected a deep commitment to sustainable design and human-centered principles that shaped generations of architects.

As both a practitioner and mentor, Ray Kappe left an indelible mark on the architectural landscape. His legacy continues through the buildings he designed and the countless students he inspired to pursue excellence in their careers.

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