Architects and practices · The Vandelay collection
Nathaniel C. Curtis
Take a closer look at Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin in Berlin. This page focuses on one documented work credited to Nathaniel C. Curtis.
1 building in this collection · 1 city · 1 country
- Featured work
- Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin
- Also credited in the catalogue
- Franz Mocken · Arthur Q. Davis
Architectural context
About Nathaniel C. Curtis
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.
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Cities with documented works credited to Nathaniel C. Curtis. Counts refer to this collection; links open the broader city guides.
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Berlin
1 buildingStart with Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin.
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Also credited on these buildings
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- Is this a complete list of works?
- No. This is Vandelay’s selected collection of 1 building credited to Nathaniel C. Curtis. The catalogue includes collaborations and does not represent a complete body of work.
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