Vincent G. Kling (1916-2013) is one of Philadelphia’s notable architects. He worked with Edmund Bacon on city planning; designed commercial buildings including Bell Atlantic Tower; founded what was once the city’s largest architectural practice; and served as AIA Philadelphia President in 1965. While known more for commercial and institutional projects, Kling designed several midcentury modern residences notable for clean lines and spatial purity.

Vincent G. Kling (1916-2013) is one of Philadelphia’s notable architects. He worked with Edmund Bacon on city planning; designed commercial buildings including Bell Atlantic Tower; founded what was once the city’s largest architectural practice; and served as AIA Philadelphia President in 1965. While known more for commercial and institutional projects, Kling designed several midcentury modern residences notable for clean lines and spatial purity.

Vincent G. Kling (1916-2013) is one of Philadelphia’s notable architects. He worked with Edmund Bacon on city planning; designed commercial buildings including Bell Atlantic Tower; founded what was once the city’s largest architectural practice; and served as AIA Philadelphia President in 1965. While known more for commercial and institutional projects, Kling designed several midcentury modern residences notable for clean lines and spatial purity.

Vincent G. Kling (1916-2013) is one of Philadelphia’s notable architects. He worked with Edmund Bacon on city planning; designed commercial buildings including Bell Atlantic Tower; founded what was once the city’s largest architectural practice; and served as AIA Philadelphia President in 1965. While known more for commercial and institutional projects, Kling designed several midcentury modern residences notable for clean lines and spatial purity.