Mission
Beach
Degroote
House (1961)
Designed by Hal Sadler (Tucker, Sadler & Associates)
3361 Ocean Front Walk
Comments: A graduate of the USC School of Architecture, as well as
a former employee of Case Study architect, A. Quincy Jones, Sadler
was heartily influenced by the California Modernism movement. This
redwood house’s ocean-facing (sliding) walls of glass display
its extra high ceilings, a challenged posed by its original (basketball
player) client. Situated on a small 35-foot wide lot on the PB/Mission
Beach boardwalk.
Kendrick Bangs Kellogg
House & Studio (1960)
Designed by Kendrick B. Kellogg
838 Balboa Court
Comments: The sprit of the walled enclosures of space is Schindler-esque;
the detailing is inspired by Wright.
Babcock
House (1959)
Designed by Kendrick B. Kellogg2695 Bayside Walk
Comments: Wrightian vocabulary with a vengeance. The siting and planning
are both highly ingenious, despite Real Estate agents interpreting
its interior spaces as complex inefficient for everyday living.
David Porter
Apartments (1962)
Designed by Homer Delawie
3525 Bayside
