Charles G. Kanner (1930–1998) was a second-generation Los Angeles architect who headed Kanner Architects from 1974 until his death. A graduate of USC, his design philosophy was rooted in the International Style and Bauhaus modernism, characterized by clean lines and functionalist clarity. He was an influential fellow and president of the Southern California Chapter of the AIA.
Notable: Harvard Apartments, Montana Collection, Village Center (Westwood)Wikipedia
Residences
0 homesNo active listings currently attributed to this architect.
Architect biographies sourced from the Los Angeles Conservancy.