Carl Leick

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Carl Leick was a German-born American architect known for designing durable and distinctive lighthouses and other coastal structures in the Pacific Northwest.

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instanceOf architect
person
architecturalStyle functional coastal engineering-oriented design
countryOfCitizenship Germany
United States of America
designed Cape Disappointment Lighthouse modifications
Grays Harbor Lighthouse
North Head Lighthouse
linked to: North Head Light

Tillamook Rock Lighthouse structures and quarters
designPhilosophy emphasis on durability and robustness of structures
use of masonry and concrete for coastal conditions
employer United States Lighthouse Board
United States Lighthouse Service
fieldOfWork coastal structures
lighthouse architecture
genre late 19th-century lighthouse design
heritage German-born American
knownFor designing distinctive lighthouses in the Pacific Northwest
designing durable lighthouses in the Pacific Northwest
nationality German-American
notableWorkRegion Columbia River coastal area
Pacific coast of Oregon
linked to: Oregon Coast

Pacific coast of Washington
occupation architect
workLocation Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Washington (state)
linked to: Washington

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