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California Mid-Century Modern Residential Buildings (page 7)

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4525 Texas St.
San Diego, CA
Bankers Hill Apartments
San Diego, CA
The 4525 Texas St. apartments were built in 1963. [map]

The Bankers Hill Apartments were designed by William Krisel and built in 1962. [map]

Saloman Apartments
San Diego, CA
The Saloman Apartments were designed by Henry H. Hester and built in 1959. The building has been renamed 3200 Sixth Avenue. For more, see this website. [map]

Babcock House
San Diego, CA
The Babcock House was designed by Kendrick Bangs Kellogg. It was built in 1959. Kellogg was greatly influenced by the work of Frank Lloyd Wright. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, and 3. [map]

Atoll House
San Diego, CA
The Atoll House was designed by Kendrick Bangs Kellogg and built in 1978. It was built for Thomas and Margaret Turney. The "Atoll" name came from the building's resemblance to a coral reef. For more, see this website. [map]

John F. Kennedy Towers
San Francisco, CA
The John F. Kennedy Towers apartment building was designed by John Savage Bolles and built in 1966. [map]

Willie Mays House
San Francisco, CA
The Willie Mays House was designed by Al Maisin and built in 1961. It was purchased by the famous S.F. Giants baseball player. [map]

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