Kenneth Kingsley Stowell

Background

Stowell, Kenneth Kingsley was born on April 30, 1894 in New York, New York, United States. Son of William Leland and Louise (Epenschied) Stowell.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Dartmouth College, 1916. M. Architecture, Harvard, 1921.

Career

Architectural designer, 1921-1924. Associate professor architecture Georgia School Technology, 1924-1927. Practicing architect firm Skinner, Bush-Brown & Stowell, Atlanta, 1924-1927.

Editor Architectural Forum, 1927-1935.

Editor American Architect and Architecture, 1935. House Beautiful, 1936-1942.

Editor-in-chief Architectural Record, 1942-1949. Vice president Giffels & Vallet, Incorporated., and L. Rosetti, Associate Engineers and Architects, Detroit, from 1950.

Retired, 1958.

Achievements

• Kenneth Kingsley Stowell has been listed as a notable architect by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author: Modernizing Buildings for Profit, 1935.

Membership

Member American International Assurance (president Westchester chapter 1936-1937), Architectural League New York (president 1946), Society of Beaux Arts of Architects, Westchester Society of Architects (president 1940), Phi Delta Theta. Congregationalist.; Clubs: Harvard, Salmagundi (New York City), Bronxville Field, Coffee House, (New York City).

Connections

Married Barbara Tompkins, June 27, 1942. Children: Barbara, Margaret Elizabeth.