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Architect
Ralph Flewelling
1925–1975Northern Italian Romanesque, Renaissance Revival, International Style
Ralph Carlin Flewelling (1894–1975) was a Michigan-born architect educated at Wesleyan University and MIT who opened his Los Angeles practice in 1925. He is known for designing prominent educational and civic buildings in styles ranging from Northern Italian Romanesque and Renaissance Revival to later International Style modernism. He co-founded the firm Flewelling & Moody in 1928, which continues to specialize in school facilities.
Notable: Beverly Hills Post Office, UCLA Women's Gymnasium, Hawthorne School, Newport Beach City Hall
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Architect biographies sourced from the Los Angeles Conservancy.