Richard Upjohn

Richard Upjohn was a prominent 19th-century architect known for popularizing the Gothic Revival style in the United States. He specialized in designing churches and community buildings, emphasizing craftsmanship and historic architectural details. His works often feature pointed arches, intricate woodwork, and a sense of tradition rooted in medieval European design. Upjohn’s influence helped shape American ecclesiastical architecture, and he played a key role in founding professional organizations for architects. His most famous design is Trinity Church in New York City, which remains a notable example of his Gothic Revival approach.