Historic buildings that have been adapted for a second life as cultural centers have had a successful track record in Orange County.
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The Brownell office stands as a masterpiece of modern organic architecture and the place from which the Newport Beach architect enjoyed an illustrious career.
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There are just under 350 homes in three neighborhoods in Orange, Ca, that were built by Eichler Homes Inc, between 1960 and 1964.
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The Pomona Court and Apartments were built in 1922-1923, during a period when most Fullerton residents preferred single-family homes. The Craftsman-style courtyard unit and adjacent Spanish Colonial Revival represent two popular early 20th-century California architectural styles.
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The two-story Craftsman home built in 1915 for State Sen. Nelson T. “Nels” and May Edwards was where President Herbert Hoover once dined during a re-election tour in 1931. The home’s interior features classic Craftsman wood built-ins and details.
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Founded in 1776, Mission San Juan Capistrano is the seventh of California’s 21 famous missions. It received its nickname, the “Jewel” of the Missions, for its Great Stone Church, a then-modern marvel that took nine years to build and was completed in 1806. Six years later, a devastating earthquake left the church in ruins, which remained as a symbol of the community’s loss.
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