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Category Archives: Spanish Colonial Revival
112 Estates, Piedmont
Earl MacDonald is not particularly well-known in the Bay Area because most of his solo career was spent in San Diego, but he lived in Oakland for many years and much of his training took place in the local offices … Continue reading
120 Wildwood Gardens, Piedmont
This picturesque Piedmont Spanish colonial is attributed to Frederick Reimers who was responsible for some of the most impressive period revival structures in the East Bay. It has a number of features in common with the showy model home he … Continue reading
4420 Bridgeview, Oakland
This showy Spanish colonial revival was designed by Guy Brown for Oakland lawyer and mountaineer Bestor Robinson. It was one of the very first homes built in the Oakmore neighborhood when it was first opened for development, making it a … Continue reading
6069 Buena Vista, Oakland
Today we feature a picturesque Spanish colonial revival that is part of a small pocket of homes that managed to survive the Oakland Hills fire in 1991. A great many homes burned along Buena Vista Avenue during that time, both … Continue reading
3500 Calandria, Oakland
Our featured home today is a substantial Oakland Spanish colonial revival. It was the largest of the homes built in the new Oak Knoll development when it was opened in the late 20s and it remains an impressive architectural statement … Continue reading
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2501 Hilgard, Berkeley
This unusually creative take on the fourplex form is attributed to Walter Ratcliff whose prolific practice was responsible for a great number of showy residences and commercial structures across Berkeley. Here he has tackled a type of structure generally focused … Continue reading
311 Saint James, Piedmont
This substantial Piedmont period revival is reportedly the work of George Washington Smith who is one of the California architects most often credited with popularizing Spanish colonial revival design in the state. Smith was based out of Southern California so … Continue reading
