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The Architectural Firm Michigan-based Louis C. Kingscott & Associates, originally called Stewart-Kingscott Company, Engineers & Architects, was the partnership of two engineers, Louis C. Kingscott and Donald A Stewart, in 1929, in Kalamazoo. Some of their notable works include the University of Michigan's Law Men's Dormitory (1938), many of the small brick State Police posts scattered across the state (1940-50s), the Gerald Ford Federal Building in Grand Rapids (1966), Wolf Lake Fish Hatchery (1975), the Epic Center in Kalamazoo (2000), and the revitilization of the Kalamazoo Transportation Center (2006). They are the second oldest firm in Michigan. |