Arts and Crafts from Europe to America: William Morris, Maybeck, Greene and Greene
William Morris, 1834-96
Red House, Bexley Heath, Kent, 1859, designed for William Morris by Philip Webb, 1831-1915
Furniture catalogue, Morris and Co
Charles Greene and Henry Greene
Gamble House, Pasadena, CA, 1907-8
James House, Carmel, CA,
Bernard Maybeck, 1862-1957
Hearst Hall, Berkeley, CA, 1899, moved 1901, burned 1922
Built for Phoebe Hearst to house events related to her international competition
for a campus design for Berkeley; subsequently reassembled as a gymnasium for
the campus.
Roos House, San Francisco, CA
The main living room with gothic furniture and light fittings designed by
Maybeck.
Wallen Maybeck House II, CA, 1937
Note
the industrial steel sash windows, and the poured concrete walls which sandwich
a layer rice hull insulation.
First Church of Christ Scientist, Berkeley, CA, 1910
Note the industrial sash glazing combined with gothic tracery windows
Panama Pacific Exposition, San Francisco, California, 1915
Detail of the encompassing colonnade