Agents of Architecture, The Journal - Vol. 4
In this edition we bring you a variety of San Diego’s unique architectural offerings on the market, from Downtown lofts to Historic Spanish estates.
We’re also excited to share two Mid-Century Modern time-capsules, one available to buy, and the other we recently had the privilege of selling, a deal that came with a very interesting story.
Like modern contemporary design? See our last story for a curated list of homes available by some of the architects of today.
Hope you enjoy - Agents of Architecture
Mid-Century Modern by Lloyd Ruocco - Mount Helix, La Mesa
“There is this term, ‘a Ruocco house’. There are a few architects who get to that point but not many” - Leonard Veitzer FAIA
Lofts of Downtown San Diego
From the Historic Carnation Factory building to Manhattan-inspired Parkloft, Downtown San Diego is home to a wide variety of unique loft-styled residences. We’ve put together a list of several that await new buyers seeking an urban experience.
Love Spanish Architecture? Enjoy reading about these residences currently available for sale
Included is a Spanish Revival Estate by Richard Requa, whose works include not only a multitude of Spanish residential designs, but also The Old Globe Theatre in Balboa Park, the San Diego County Administration Center and the initial layout of Rancho Santa Fe.
Mid-Century Modern by John August Reed - Ocean Beach
A long-forgotten Reed design was rediscovered while navigating the escrow process with our buyer-client. It all started as a newspapers.com search, leading to a conversation with the original owner.
Contemporary Modern Designs in San Diego
From a Don McLaughlin in Point Loma to C.W. Kim’s ‘Sundial House’ in La Jolla, enjoy some of contemporary designs on the market.
Do you have a unique property?
If you’ve been thinking about selling, we would love to hear from you.