Nashvillian Edwin Keeble (1905-1979) was one of the South’s greatest architects of the 20th century. Most famous for his iconic Life & Casualty Tower, Edwin designed a wide range of buildings — including commercial, residential and industrial projects.

Noteworthy examples of Edwin’s design talent include the exaggerated steeple of Woodmont Christian Church and Nashville’s first International Style home, Deepwood, located on Stanford Drive. He left an indelible mark on our beautiful city that continues to inspire architects today.