Items

• Ghirardelli Square

  Halprin and Associates (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• Ghirardelli Square

  Halprin and Associates (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• Ghirardelli Square

  Halprin and Associates (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• Storefronts
• The NewMarket
• Merchant Exchange Building

  William Strickland (American architect, painter, and engraver, 1788-1854)
• Robert Morris Statue

  Paul Wayland Bartlett (American sculptor, 1865-1925)
• The NewMarket
• New Market
• The NewMarket
• New Market
• Housing Complex
• Two-story House
• Restaurant and Club
• Restaurant and Club
• Dilapidated Building
• Dunbar School
• New Hope Baptist Church
• Ranch Style House
• Town
• Cotton Seed Conveyor
• San Diego Stadium

  Frank L. Hope and Associates (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• Harbor Club

  BPA Architecture Planning Interiors
• Balboa Park

  Samuel Parsons (American landscape architect, 1844-1923)
• Botanical Building

  Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue (American architect, 1869-1924)
• San Diego Convention Center

  Arthur Charles Erickson (Canadian architect, 1924-2009)
• Balboa Park

  Samuel Parsons (American landscape architect, 1844-1923)
• Ozark Bathhouse

  George Mann
• Ozark Bathhouse

  George Mann
• Ozark Bathhouse

  George Mann
• Quapaw Bathhouse

  George Mann
• Quapaw Bathhouse

  George Mann
• Quapaw Bathhouse

  George Mann
• Quapaw Bathhouse

  George Mann
• Entrance to Grand Promenade
• Grand Promenade staircase
• sculptural detail on Grand Promenade staircase
• sculptural detail on Grand Promenade staircase
• Lamar Bathhouse

  Roberts & Schwebke
• Lamar Bathhouse

  Roberts & Schwebke
• Buckstaff Bathhouse

  Frank W. Gibb & Co. Christopher & Simpson
• Buckstaff Bathhouse

  Frank W. Gibb & Co. Christopher & Simpson
• Administration Center

  George Mann
• Administration Center

  George Mann
• John W. Noble Fountain
• John W. Noble Fountain
• Fordyce Bathouse

  George Mann
• Arlington Hotel
• Ozark Bathouse

  George Mann
• Grand Promenade staircase
• Entrance to Grand Promenade
• Superior Bathouse

  Harry C. Schwebke
• Superior Bathouse

  Harry C. Schwebke
• Superior Bathouse

  Harry C. Schwebke
• Hale Bathouse

  G. W. & F. D. Orff
• Hale Bathouse

  G. W. & F. D. Orff
• Hale Bathouse

  G. W. & F. D. Orff
• Maurice Bathouse

  George R. Gleim, Jr
• Maurice Bathouse

  George R. Gleim, Jr
• Maurice Bathouse

  George R. Gleim, Jr
• Maurice Bathouse

  George R. Gleim, Jr
• Fordyce Bathhouse

  George Mann
• Fordyce Bathhouse

  George Mann
• Fordyce Bathhouse

  George Mann
• Rudolph Hall

  Paul Rudolph (American architect, 1918-1997)
• Morse and Ezra Stiles Colleges

  Eero Saarinen (American architect, designer, 1910-1961)
• Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts

  Le Corbusier (Swiss architect, 1887-1965)
• Kimbell Art Museum

  Louis Isidore Kahn (Russian-American architect and city planner, 1901-1974)
• British Museum

  Robert Smirke the Younger (English architect, 1781-1867)
• Ingalls Rink

  Eero Saarinen (American architect, designer, 1910-1961)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Santa Cruz Neighborhood
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Peabody Terrace

  Josep Lluís Sert (American architect, 1902-1983)
• Pound Hall

  Finegold Alexander + Associates (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• Boston University

  Ralph Adams Cram (American architect, 1863-1942)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Richards Medical Research Laboratories

  Louis Isidore Kahn (Russian-American architect and city planner, 1901-1974)
• George H. Love Athletic Facility

  Kallmann McKinnell & Wood, Architects (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• George H. Love Athletic Facility

  Kallmann McKinnell & Wood, Architects (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• George H. Love Athletic Facility

  Kallmann McKinnell & Wood, Architects (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• George H. Love Athletic Facility

  Kallmann McKinnell & Wood, Architects (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• George H. Love Athletic Facility

  Kallmann McKinnell & Wood, Architects (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• Seattle Art Museum

  Robert Venturi, Denise Scott Brown and Associates (American architectural firm, established Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 1989)
• Rice University

  Cesar Pelli (American architect and teacher, born 1926)
• Phillips Exeter Academy Library

  Louis Isidore Kahn (Russian-American architect and city planner, 1901-1974)
• George H. Love Athletic Facility

  Kallmann McKinnell & Wood, Architects (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• George H. Love Athletic Facility

  Kallmann McKinnell & Wood, Architects (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• Athletics Building

  Kallmann McKinnell & Wood, Architects (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• Kimbell Art Museum

  Louis Isidore Kahn (Russian-American architect and city planner, 1901-1974)