Category Archives: Wally Reemelin

1167 Keith, Berkeley

Posted on October 24, 2022 by edificionado

Today we feature the home that created a cultural phenomenon. It is the very first modern A-frame designed and built by Wally Reemelin shortly after the war in 1946. Reemelin was not an architect by training but rather a mechanical … Continue reading →

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1357 Glendale, Berkeley

Posted on November 10, 2021 by edificionado

There is no mention of it in the listing but this modest Berkeley home is part of the original cluster of A-Frames designed and built by the father of the modern A-Frame, Wally Reemelin. Reemelin built his first A-Frame in … Continue reading →

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1154 Cragmont, Berkeley

Posted on March 20, 2017 by edificionado

Our featured home today is another of Wally Reemelin’s trademark A-Frame residences. Reemelin is often credited as one of the originators of the mid-century A-Frame phenomenon and since he was based out of Berkeley, we are fortunate to have quite … Continue reading →

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1351 Glendale, Berkeley

Posted on July 3, 2016 by edificionado

Over the years we have featured a number of great salt box A-frames in Berkeley. The homes are typically designed by Wally Reemelin, one of the fathers of the A-frame, and they boast unusual asymmetrical rooflines that make for some … Continue reading →

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