Agents of Architecture, Journal : Vol. 2 - From Point Loma to Old Escondido
Mid-Century Modern by Robert J. Platt - Point Loma
Platt was a major contributor to the design of Sharp Hospital, several schools and multiple residences, including his own on Silvergate Place.
Samuel Fox Lofts by William Templeton Johnson - Downtown San Diego
Other Templeton works include the La Valencia Hotel in La Jolla, the Junipero Serra Museum above Old Town and the original Francis W. Parker School, which he both designed and founded with his wife Clara.
1932 Craftsman - North Mission Hills
Although Mission Hills is known as a quiet neighborhood, it’s a short walk to anything you’d want with urban living. Homes such as this one are a just a few minutes stroll to coffee shops, Pioneer Park, public tennis courts and diverse eateries.
1896 Queen Anne Victorian Estate - Old Escondido
The "A.H. Beach House". The fireplace is from an Old Historical home in Pasadena and is surrounded by Victorian tile. The floor tile of the fireplace is made by Minton (founded in England in 1793). The firebox log holder belonged to the Ulysses S. Grant Families home in Downtown San Diego
1930 Spanish Revival - Point Loma
The Wooded Area gains its name from the large number of Eucalyptus, evergreen, and other trees in the neighborhood. The mature vegetation, along with large lot sizes and lack of sidewalks, contribute to a semi-rural feel.
Modern Residences at Pacific Gate by Kohn Pedersen Fox - Columbia District, Downtown San Diego
With projects spanning the globe; from Canada to New York, London to Miami and beyond, KPF’s Pacific Gate is San Diego’s architectural connection to the international design world of today. Here’s a collection of homes available there.
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