Temple Hoyne Buell

1895–1990 (age 95)

Architect

Biography

Temple Hoyne Buell (1895-1990) reshaped the built environment with landmark theaters and civic projects, blending innovative design with a commitment to accessible, enduring spaces.

He is buried at Fairmount Cemetery, leaving a legacy of architectural achievement that still defines skylines and enriches lives.

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