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HIstoric

A Trip to the Republic of Serbia

October 19, 2022 By admin

Historic Structure

Architecture and Culture at the Crossroads of Europe. For decades, our staff has come from all over the country and the world. We think diverse voices and perspectives make for better architecture and inclusivity. Similarly, we’re excited for our staff members when they travel — and even more so when they share about their experiences. […]

Filed Under: news Tagged With: Belgrade, culture, Diversity, HIstoric, Julijana Petrovic, Nis, Serbia, Sokobanja

Woot! Sandra Named to SDBJ’s Women of Influence!

May 24, 2022 By admin

We’re celebrating our co-owner Sandra Gramley, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD&C, for landing a second consecutive spot on the San Diego Business Journal’s annual Women of Influence in Architecture list! To understand why she’s such a rockstar, we’re sharing some of the ways Sandra has built her distinguished career and made a difference in our […]

Filed Under: news Tagged With: AIA San Diego Committee on the Environment, American Institute of Architects (AIA), Balboa Park, Design Institute, HIstoric, San Diego Business Journal, Sandra Gramley, SDSU, Women of Influence in Architecture

San Diego History: Formative Architects and Architecture

June 16, 2021 By admin

Calling all architecture enthusiasts! Want to cement your savvy-San Diegan status? Dazzle friends with interesting cocktail party conversation? Become a riveting tour guide for your out-of-town guests? We’ve put together an overview of some of historic San Diego architects (some household names, some not), who designed notable places in San Diego. Feel free to bookmark […]

Filed Under: news Tagged With: Architects, Aztec Center at SDSU, Cal Western School of Law, Charles Quayle, Citizens Coordinate for Century 3 (C-3), Clairemont Library, Coronado Bridge, County Administration Center, Darlington House in La Jolla, Del Mar Castle, Edward Quayle, Ellen Browning Scripps, Esther Scott, Fifth Avenue Design Center in Hillcrest, Francis Parker School, Frank Lloyd Wright, Gaslamp, Geisel Library, George W. Marston House, HIstoric, History, Horton Plaza Park, Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics, irst Church of Christ Scientist on Second Avenue, Irving Gill, Junipero Serra Museum, La Jolla High School, La Jolla Public Library, La Jolla Recreation Center, La Jolla Women’s Club, La Valencia Hotel, Lilian J. Rice, Lloyd Ruocco, Louis Kahn, Louis Sullivan, Luis Barragan, Mission Bay Aquatic Center, Morley Field Tennis Club, Muir College at UCSD, National Register of Historic Places, North Park Theatre, Old Globe Theatre, Pearl Hotel, Quayle Brothers, Rancho Santa Fe Town Center, Richard Requa, Robert Moser, Robert Platt, Salk Institute, Samuel L. Fox building, San Diego, San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego Trust & Savings building, Sim Bruce Richards, UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD, useum of Contemporary Art San Diego – La Jolla, William Pereira, William Templeton Johnson, ZLAC rowing club

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