Cass Gilbert

Cass Gilbert was a prominent American architect known for designing iconic buildings such as the Minnesota State Capitol and New York City’s Woolworth Building. He played a key role in shaping early 20th-century architecture with his impressive, grand designs that combined classical elements with modern construction techniques. Gilbert’s work often reflected a sense of strength, stability, and civic pride, making him a leading figure in American architecture. His contributions helped define the look of many important public and commercial buildings during his career.