William Keck was born in 1908 in Watertown, Wisconsin. He studied architecture at the University of Illinois and received a B. A. in 1931. After graduating, he joined his older brother George Fred Keck, who was an accomplished architect, in Chicago. One of the most recognized innovations of the 1933 Century of Progress Exhibition in Chicago was the Kecks' glass and steel "House of Tomorrow."
William left the office to serve in the military from 1942 until 1945. Upon returning from servic (showing 500 of 1189 characters). |
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