Frank Furness

Frank Furness was a prominent American architect and designer of the late 19th century, known for his bold, innovative style that combined robust, angular forms with intricate details. His work often features striking contrasts, heavy ornamentation, and a mix of Gothic and Victorian influences. Furness designed many notable buildings, including libraries, train stations, and institutions primarily in Philadelphia. His unique approach challenged traditional architecture, making his work instantly recognizable and influential in American architectural history.