Agents of Architecture, Journal - Vol. 3
If you recall from one of our earlier content pieces this year, we mentioned that San Diego is home to several John Lloyd Wright (son of Frank Lloyd Wright) designed properties, as well as some of Cliff May’s first-ever projects.
So, it is with extreme excitement that we are featuring several of those properties and architects in this edition.
We currently have the pleasure of marketing an untouched John Lloyd Wright property; a literal time capsule of a home that is the ultimate example of vintage modernism.
The second home to be completed by visionary Cliff May has hit the market in Talmadge. It is a design that would go on to inspire May to create an entirely new architectural style.
We are also sharing a recent Architectural Digest write-up that showcases San Diego locals, architect Soheil Nakhshab and photographer Darren Bradley.
Hope you enjoy - Agents of Architecture
Mid-Century Modern (Cantwell House) by John Lloyd Wright - Rancho Santa Fe
The serene locale of an indigenous-planted canyon hosting views of the ocean through glass walls of a museum piece makes for a once in a lifetime living experience.
1922 Craftsman (T.M. & Leonora H. Russell Spec. House #1) - North Park
Russell moved to San Diego in 1907 and established himself as a builder, beginning with custom houses and expanding to downtown hotels.
California Hacienda-style Ranch (Lindstrom House) by Cliff May - Talmadge
May is considered the originator of the California Ranch style home. He gave a rebirth to an almost lost style as he adapted old ideas to model living.
Modern Contemporary by John Jensen - Solana Beach
“We firmly believe that Architecture should start as a response to its environment. We believe that the Architecture should extend itself into the landscape, rather than impose itself on it.”
Late Modernism at Sapphire by AVRP Studios - Columbia District, Downtown San Diego
2010 SAM Residential Design Award Winner “Best Residential Urban Design”
The American Housing Guild and Mid-Century Modern “Housing Tracts” of San Diego
Among the most captivating and numerous examples of strong Post-War designs in tract housing were by the designs by the firms Hester & Jones and Palmer & Krisel for developers American Housing Guild and Irvin Kahn.
San Diego locals - Architect Soheil Nakhshab and Photographer Darren Bradley featured in Architectural Digest
Tour a Modern San Diego Home That Was Completely Constructed and Decorated During the Pandemic.
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