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California Mid-Century Modern Residential Buildings (page 2)

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Houses
Carpinteria, CA
These round Houses are next door to each other. They were built in 1973. [map]

Townhouse Covina
Covina, CA
Townhouse Arrow
Covina, CA
The Townhouse Covina was built in 1966. [map]

The Townhouse Arrow was built in 1969. [map]

Salerno House
Del Mar, CA
The Salerno House was designed by Daniel N. Salerno as his personal residence. It was built in 1965. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, and 3. [map]

La Rue Apartments
Downey, CA
The La Rue Apartments were built in 1964. [map]

apartment building
Glendale, CA
This apartment building was built in 1963. [map]

apartment building
Glendale, CA
This apartment building was built in 1964. [map]

Royal Arms Apartments
Glendale, CA
The Royal Arms Apartments were built in 1963. [map]

apartments
Goleta, CA
These apartments appear to be from the 1960s. [map]

Bon Air Apartments
Greenbrae, CA
The Bon Air Apartments were built in 1960. [map]

Tamalpais Marin
Greenbrae, CA
I believe the Tamalpais Marin was built in the 1960s as "The Tamalpais." It has always been used for senior housing. This round building is located south of the taller residential towers. For more, see this website. [map]

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