Nathaniel C. Curtis (1917–1997) was an American architect who, together with Arthur Q. Davis, designed the Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin in Berlin — a Brutalist-Modernist hospital complex. Curtis & Davis was a prominent New Orleans-based practice known for institutional buildings, including the Louisiana Superdome.
Nathaniel C. Curtis
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Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin
Berlin
Brutalist, Modernist
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