Dan Kiley Biography

Dan Kiley biography

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NAME: Dan Kiley
OCCUPATION: Architect
BIRTH DATE: c. 1912
DEATH DATE: c. 2004
PLACE OF BIRTH: Boston, Massachusetts

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Dan Kiley was an urban designer. He worked with prominent architects during and after the 1940s. His projects include the Dulles Airport.

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Dan Kiley

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Dan Riley was born in Boston, Massachusetts. An early proponent of ‘site specific design’, he worked with prominent modern architects during and after the 1940s, designing landscapes suitable for monumental urban buildings, including Dulles Airport. He died in 2004.

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Urban designer, born in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. An early proponent of ??site specific design??, he worked with prominent modern architects during and after the 1940s, designing landscapes suitable for monumental urban buildings, including Dulles Airport.