Modern Designers

Edward Jackson

Design Profession: Architect

Building Types: Civic, Commercial, Educational, Religious, Residential

Edward Jackson was born in 1923 in Kaunas, Lithuania.  He studied architecture at both the University of Kuanas and the Technische Hoch-Schule in Stuttgart, Germany.  Jackson came to the United States in the late 1940s, and settled in Lansing, Michigan.  In 1950 he joined Manson & Carver Architects as a draftsman, and was later named a partner.  The firm was renamed Manson-Jackson-Wilson & Kane, then Manson-Jackson & Kane, and ultimately MJK Architects, Engineers & Planners.  Jackson designed numerous notable commercial, civic, religious, and educational buildings in the Lansing metropolitan area.  Mr. Jackson passed away in 2011.

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