Kenneth A. MacDonald Jr.

Kenneth A. MacDonald Jr. (1880–1937) was an American architect, known for his residential and commercial work in San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Early life
Kenneth MacDonald Jr. was born 1880 in Louisville, Kentucky. His father was an architect.

MacDonald trained at École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, as did his early architecture partner George Adrian Applegarth.

Career
In 1906, he moved to San Francisco after school. The firm of MacDonald & Applegarth collaboration starting in 1907 and they worked together on over 30 residences in San Francisco, including the Spreckels Mansion (1912) in San Francisco owned by Adolph B. Spreckels.

MacDonald was partner in several design firms including San Francisco's MacDonald & Applegarth (1907–1912), Couchot & MacDonald (1912–1923), and his solo firm in Los Angeles (1923–). His office for Couchot & MacDonald were located at 234 Pine Street, San Francisco.

Kenneth MacDonald Jr. died in Los Angeles in December 1937.