Olof Hanson’s Architectural Legacy

Oct 2

Written By Gail Dubrow and Laura Leppink

Revisiting the life and work of Olof Hanson (1862-1933), the earliest known deaf architect to practice in the United States.

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Photograph of Olof Hanson, a white man with small, oval, wire-rimmed glasses and a thick mustache. He is wearing a suit and tie.

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