Charles Bebb

Charles Bebb was a prominent American architect active in the early 20th century, known for designing significant buildings primarily in the Pacific Northwest. He often partnered with Louis Torrey Batt, and together they contributed to notable projects like university campuses, libraries, and office buildings. Bebb’s work is characterized by attention to detail and a blend of traditional and modern architectural styles. His designs helped shape the architectural landscape of cities like Seattle and Tacoma, leaving a lasting legacy on the region’s built environment.