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Kunzel Residence Receives Historic Designation
The Kunzel residence, built in 1951, is architecturally significant as a prime example of the Modernist movement. The building embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, and method of modern construction. Designed by noted San Diego architect, Robert Mosher, FAIAE, the residence also derives architectural significance as a representative example of the work of a master architect. It is an important example of the best residential architecture of the Modern period (1940's through 1960's) and should be protected and preserved.
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2004 - Volume 35, Issue 1MORE FROM THIS ISSUE Coronado Railroad Designated Again A Partnership to Preserve America Port Votes to Demolish 40% of the OPHQ From Lemons to Locomotives & Beyond A Memorial to a Friend in Preservation SOHO Forms Modernism Committee 2004 Craftsman-Spanish Revival Weekend DOWNLOAD full magazine as pdf (2.9mb) |
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