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Category Archives: Mission Revival
2021 10th, Berkeley
This intriguing mission revival bungalow features an asymmetrical façade with an unusually angular parapet flanked by a pair of squat columns supporting the porch roof. Inside, the home is far more traditionally embellished with a nice assortment of built-ins, paneling, … Continue reading
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19 Hillcrest, Berkeley
William Wheeler was an Australian architect who spent most of his very successful career in San Diego, but there was a brief period before the 1906 earthquake when he was practicing here in San Francisco, and it was during that … Continue reading
2647 Piedmont, Berkeley
Our featured home today is a handsome mission revival designed by Henry C Smith. Smith was a San Francisco architect who was an early adopter of period revival design. He became known as the “hillside architect” as a result of … Continue reading