PCAD - Karl Gunnar Malmgren

Construction photo of the Monroe Street Bridge, Spokane, WA, 1911; from Wikimedia Commons

Exterior view of the Crary Building, Seattle, WA, 1909. From the University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections Division, Asahel Curtis Photo Company Collection no. 482, Item #CUR563

Exterior view of the Peyton Building, Spokane, 2007; from Wikimedia Commons, photo by Murderbike~commonswiki

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Male, US, born 1862, died 1921

Associated with the firms network

Cutter and Malmgren, Architects; Cutter, Malmgren, and Wager, Architects

Professional History

Partner, Cutter and Malmgren, Architects, Spokane, WA,

PCAD id: 2233

Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
1st Church of Christ Scientist, Riverside, Spokane, WA	1904	Spokane	WA
Anderson, Louis Francis, and Mabel Ida Baker, House, Walla Walla, WA	1904	Walla Walla	WA
City Club, Riverside, Spokane, WA	1901	Spokane	WA
City of Spokane, Monroe Street Bridge #2, Riverside, Spokane, WA		Spokane	WA
Clark, Patrick, House, Spokane, WA	1897-1898	Spokane	WA
Conrad, Charles, House, Kalispell, MT	1895	Kalispell	MT
Corbin, Austin E., II, and Katherine Benham, House, South Hill, Spokane, WA	1897-1898	Spokane	WA
Crary Building #1, Downtown, Seattle, WA	1907-1908	Seattle	WA
Davenport's Hotel, Riverside, Spokane, WA	1913-1914	Spokane	WA
Davenport's Restaurant, Riverside, Spokane, WA	1890	Spokane	WA
Davenport, Llewellyn Marks, House, Spokane, WA
Finch, John Aylard, Farm House Project	1895
Finch, John Aylard, House, Browne's Addition, Spokane, WA	1897-1898	Spokane	WA
Finucane, F.J., House, Spokane, WA
Graves, Jay, House, Spokane, WA	1900
Heffernan, John T., House #2, Madison Park, Seattle, WA	1915-1917	Seattle	WA
Hotel Spokane, Spokane, WA	1889-1890	Spokane	WA
Humbird, T.J., House, Spokane, WA	1916-1917	Spokane	WA
Johanson House, Seattle, WA	1909	Seattle	WA
Krutz, Harry, Seattle, WA		Seattle	WA
Peyton Building, Riverside, Spokane, WA	1898	Spokane	WA
Seattle Golf and Country Club, Clubhouse, The Highlands, Shoreline, WA	1909-1909	Shoreline	WA
Sherwood Building #2, Downtown, Spokane, WA	1915-1916	Spokane	WA
Smith, C. J., House, Seattle, WA	1906-1908	Seattle	WA
Spokane Club #3, Riverside, Spokane, WA	1910	Spokane	WA
Spokane and Eastern Trust Company, Headquarters Project, Spokane, WA
Stimson, Charles D. and Harriet, House, First Hill, Seattle, WA	1899-1901	Seattle	WA
Strahan, Robert, House, Spokane, WA
Sweeney, Charles, House, Spokane, WA
Thomas, C.P., House, Spokane, WA
Twohy, Daniel W., House, Cliff/Cannon, Spokane, WA
United States Government, Department of the Interior, National Park Service (NPS), Glacier National Park, Sperry Chalet Dining Hall, Lake McDonald, MT	1913	Lake McDonald	MT
United States Government, Department of the Interior, National Park Service (NPS), Glacier National Park, Sperry Chalet Dormitory, Lake McDonald, MT	1914	Lake McDonald	MT
Wakefield, W.J.C., House, Browne's Addition, Spokane, WA	1897-1898	Spokane	WA
Welch, P., House, Spokane, WA
Western Union Life Building #1, Spokane, WA	1910	Spokane	WA

Publications

Croly, Herbert, "The Building of Seattle: A City of Great Architectural Promise", Architectural Record, 32: 1, 10-11, 07/1912. Croly, Herbert, "The Building of Seattle: A City of Great Architectural Promise", Architectural Record, 32: 1, 16, 07/1912. Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, "Stimson-Green House, 1899-1901", Guide to Architecture in Washington State, 146, 1980. Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, "Heffernan House, Helen Bush Parkside School, 1915", Guide to Architecture in Washington State: An Environmental Perspective, 177-178, 1980. Matthews, Henry, Kirtland Cutter Architect in the Land of Promise, 141-147, 176, 295, 1998. Matthews, Henry, Kirtland Cutter: Architect in the Land of Promise, 291-292, 1998. Matthews, Henry, Kirtland Cutter: Architect in the Land of Promise, 290-292, 1998. Kirtland Cutter: Architect in the Land of Promise, 1998. Kreisman, Lawrence, "The Making of a Model City", Seattle Times Pacific NW, 10-21, front cover, 2025-09-07. Matthews, Henry, "Kirtland K. Cutter", Shaping Seattle Architecture, 79-80, 1998. Matthews, Henry, "Kirtland K. Cutter", Shaping Seattle Architecture, 78-80, 1998. Bean, Margaret, "Spokane Club Grows as City Progresses", Spokane Spokesman-Review, 16, 1957-04-21. "Illustrations", Western Architect, 9: 2, 24, plate following p. 24, 1906-02. "The New Davenport Hotel, Spokane, Cutter & Malmgren, Architects", Western Architect, 19: 7, 65-67, 7/1913. "Residence for C.J. Smith, Seattle, Washington", Western Architect, 14: Plate following page 10, 1909-07. "Special Specimens of Spokane Architecture", Western Architect, 12: 4, 35-38, 1908-09. "Residence of Dr. C.P. Thomas, Spokane, Washington", Western Architect, 12: 3, np, 1908-09. "Spokane, Washington The Capitol of an Empire", Western Architect, 12: 3, plate, 1908-09. "Spokane, Washington The Capitol of an Empire", Western Architect, 12: 3, plate, 1908-09. "Spokane, Washington The Capitol of an Empire", Western Architect, 12: 3, plate, 1908-09. "Spokane, Washington The Capitol of an Empire", Western Architect, 12: 3, plate, 1908-09. "Spokane, Washington The Capitol of an Empire", Western Architect, 12: 3, plate, 1908-09. "The Davenport Hotel, to be erected in Spokane, Washington", Western Architect, 13: 23, 1909-02. "Davenport Hotel, Spokane, Washington", Western Architect, 19: 65, 1913-07. "Residence of W.J.C. Wakefield, Spokane, Washington", Western Architect, 12: 3, np, 1908-09.

Links

Construction of Monroe Street Bridge, Spokane, Wash., Aug. 3, 1911 Anderson Mansion Collection, 1900-1920 Architecture in the Parks A National Historic Landmark Theme Study Great Northern Railway Buildings Architecture in the Parks A National Historic Landmark Theme Study Great Northern Railway Buildings Austin Corbin House Davenport Hotel (Spokane) Historic Properties of Spokane: Peyton Building and Annex History of 364 Boyer Avenue, Walla Walla, WA – Baker Center, Whitman College Mountain Magic: In lodges, a Seattle architect honors the adventurous spirit Spokane Club Building Stimson-Green Mansion Stimson-Green Mansion (1901) -- Seattle's First Hill Landmark Welcome