Daniell & Beutell

Daniell and Beutell

Company type	Architectural practice
Industry	Architecture
Founded	1919
Founder	Sydney S. Daniell, Russell L. Beutell
Defunct	1941
Headquarters	Atlanta , United States
Area served	Atlanta, Georgia and surrounding areas
Products	Government structures, theaters, private homes, educational facilities, healthcare clinics

Daniell and Beutell was an architectural practice operating out of Atlanta from 1919 until 1941, established by Sydney S. Daniell alongside Russell L. Beutell (1891–1943). Initially, their expertise centered on government structures, theaters, and private homes, but during the 1930s, they redirected their efforts toward designing educational facilities and healthcare clinics. Numerous works by the firm have earned recognition on the National Register of Historic Places. Their headquarters were situated in the Healey Building.

Work

Among the distinguished creations attributed to Daniell and Beutell are:

• Gordon Avenue Apartments (1929), an upscale apartment complex featuring Tudor Revival style in Thomasville, Georgia (Daniell & Beutell), listed on the NRHP
• Joe M. Beutell House (1930), a Tudor Revival style home located at 101 Montrose Dr., Thomasville (Russell L. Beutell), NRHP-listed
• Hall County Courthouse, Gainesville (Daniell & Beutell), recognized by the NRHP
• Hartwell City School, Hartwell (Daniell & Beutell), included on the NRHP
• Manchester Community Building, Manchester (Daniell and Beutell), NRHP-recognized
• Monroe City Hall, Monroe (Daniell & Beutell), listed on the NRHP
• SOWEGA Building, Adel (Daniell & Beutell), NRHP-listed
• Gainesville City Hall, Gainesville
• A bus terminal located in Atlanta
• Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Alto, Georgia
• Buckhead Theatre (1930), situated at 3110 Roswell Road in Buckhead Village, Atlanta
• Grand Theatre (1910), Cartersville
• Madison Theater (1927), 496 Flat Shoals Avenue, Atlanta (Daniell & Beutell)