I successfully nominated the Colombo Market Arch to become San Francisco Landmark, No 311. The arch is the sole surviving remnant of the Colombo Market building constructed in 1894 and designed by architect Clinton Day.

This project proposed demolishing the Globe restaurant and constructing a seven-story, 33-unit apartment building that would wrap around...

This Chinatown building has a checkered history. Located on Portsmouth Square, one of the most historically significant spots in San...

Often a historic building is adopted for new use while maintaining its essential character. This project envisioned constructing...

The historic 1903 Riverside Court House was the first in California to be designed in the Beaux Arts style. I documented the condition of...

This two-story flat on Pierce Street is not historic but it is located on the site of a 2½ story mansion owned by Elizabeth A. Bixler,...

This uniquely styled house (it exhibits no discernable style) on Filbert Street was built in 1916 by William Walter Rednall. Rednall....

This house on Potrero Hill was thought to be the residence of the artist Charles Surendorf, one of the top 25 woodblock ( wood and...

I concluded that this property was historic as a rare example of the Bay Area’s agricultural past. The house was owned by the Delucchi...

Historic Resource Evaluation (HRE) The purpose of HRE is to determine if a building is historic, i.e., meets the criteria under the...

The Southern Pacific Railroad roundhouse was built in Brisbane in 1910 and is the last surviving mainline roundhouse in California....