Thomas Moore (architect)

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Thomas Edgar Moore (May 11, 1908 – April 28, 1970) was an American architect. He practiced in Colorado, primarily in the Denver area, and he worked primarily in the modernist style. Moore was known for designing precast concrete structures. One of his most notable projects through his firm was the Denver Civic Center Classroom Building (1949) in International Style; he was also known for residential projects and several projects in Grand Junction, Colorado, where he established an office of Smith, Hegner and Moore. Later in life, Moore returned to the Denver area, where he taught architecture and experimented with shell structures and other roof types.

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