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- 13015 Skyline, Oakland - Beautifully detailed John Ostwald MCM: edificionado.wordpress.com/2019/06/03/130… https://t.co/o1fYVoBiBO 2 weeks ago
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- 2959 Northwood, Alameda - Showy and unusually late Monterey colonial revival: edificionado.wordpress.com/2019/05/28/295… https://t.co/iqXQHfaqQB 3 weeks ago
- 910 Indian Rock, Berkeley - Distinguished First Bay Region shingle style by Walter Ratcliff: edificionado.wordpress.com/2019/05/17/910… https://t.co/J6r0XD3zCG 1 month ago
- 2515 Buena Vista, Berkeley - Charmingly understated Spanish colonial revival attributed to Edwin Snyder:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 month ago
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Category Archives: Tudor Revival
1439 Hawthorne, Berkeley
The C H McNeil house is a distinguished Berkeley Norman revival designed by Henry Gutterson. Gutterson practiced in a variety of styles, but the one constant through all of his work is his highly refined aesthetic and spare detailing. His … Continue reading
477 Arlington, Berkeley
This charming Tudor revival was designed by Bernard Maybeck’s brother-in-law and sometimes partner John White. White was a talented architect in his own right if not so ostentatious as his better known compatriot. Here his spaces are carefully crafted and … Continue reading
6363 Estates, Oakland
Our featured home today was built by Axel Cederborg who was responsible for some of the largest and most lavish estates in Piedmont. Albert Farr collaborated with Cederborg perhaps more than any other architect, but Cederborg built the designs of … Continue reading
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230 Stonewall, Oakland
This lovely Tudor revival is reportedly the work of Walter Dixon who together with his partner Robert Hillen built some of the most recognizable period revival housing tracts in the East Bay. However, this particular home is a special case … Continue reading
545 Blossom, San Leandro
Our featured home today is a picturesque San Leandro Tudor revival. Its boxy entrance turret and diminutive clipped front gable give it a rather unusual street facing façade and help to mask the true bulk of the structure behind. Inside, … Continue reading
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570 Santa Clara, Berkeley
Edwin Snyder is best known for his graceful Spanish colonial homes, but this picturesque Tudor demonstrates his mastery of other period revival tropes as well. It is a fully fleshed out composition with carefully crafted spaces and detailing that is … Continue reading
1450 Hawthorne, Berkeley
Our featured home today is one of a pair of sprawling Tudor revivals designed by Henry Gutterson for the Sperry family on Hawthorne Terrace. They are a bit of a departure from Gutterson’s typical residences which tend to be very … Continue reading
