Claude Fayette BragdonClaude Fayette Bragdon (1866-1946) was an American architect, writer, and Theosophist. Known for his contributions to architectural theory and design, Bragdon explored the spiritual dimensions of architecture and its connection to consciousness. His orks reflect a blend of art, philosophy, and mysticism, influencing the architectural discourse of his time. Bragdon's holistic approach to architecture emphasized the unity of form and function, seeking to create spaces that resonate with deeper meanings and ideals. Read More Read Less