You can find anything from stunning Spanish architecture to one-of-a-kind Brutalist buildings. There is a lot to see in San Diego, so we’ll take you on a tour of the city’s architectural past, present, and future by highlighting our top 15 architectural masterpieces.

2020年2月28日 · The best places to find Spanish Revival are Point Loma, Loma Portal, Kensington, Presidio Park, Mission Hills, and in Rancho Santa Fe, where famed architect Lilian Rice designed many buildings.

2022年9月21日 · You’ll find beautiful Spanish buildings to unique Brutalist structures. With so much to see, we put together a list of our 10 favorite architectural landmarks in and around San Diego!

While the influence of the region's early Spanish settlement remains prominent, plenty of signature architectural sites here draw on other, more disparate traditions. Here's a look at 7 eye-catching San Diego buildings and districts that architecture-minded visitors will love discovering.

From Spanish-influenced designs and brutalist structures to modern buildings for the 21st century built in futurist and minimal styles, San Diego is a haven for students and design stalwarts.

2022年11月11日 · If you’re looking for the best California Spanish revival architecture, this is it. Located in San Diego’s Balboa Park, this majestic formation was originally structured for the purpose of commerce and working industries.

Bertram Goodhue, chief architect of the exposition, chose Spanish Colonial Revival architecture as the design theme for the first time in American exposition history. It is a delightfully ornate style that can still be seen on some of the permanent structures in Balboa Park.

2020年1月27日 · In a city like San Diego, with its unique blend of Spanish, modern, and even brutalist influences, you can find buildings that are so good-looking that they'll take your breath …

2024年10月20日 · San Diego's Spanish Colonial gems offer a unique blend of history, architecture, and culture that transports you straight to the heart of Spain. From the stunning buildings in Balboa Park to the charming streets of Old …

Using the photographic resources of The Ned Paynter Collection, we have selected examples of both the residential and the civic and commercial architecture of San Diego’s urban core from the establishment of the new downtown through the years of the Great Depression.