Julia Morgan designed beautiful homes and institutional buildings all over California.
Submitted by Kristi Wachter on
Julia Morgan (1872 - 1957) designed institutional buildings, churches, and residences all over the San Francisco Bay area.
Born in San Francisco in 1872, she attended the University of California at Berkeley, studied architectural design with Bernard Maybeck, and in 1902 she received a degree in architecture from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, the first woman to do so.
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Chinatown Women's YWCA Residence Hall | 940-50 Powell Street |
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Watt House | 36 Presidio Terrace |
Julia Morgan |
1911 |
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Japanese YWCA | 1830 Sutter Street |
Julia Morgan |
1930 |
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Alvarez House | 75 Yerba Buena |
Julia Morgan |
1927 |
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Bonfils House | 3320 Baker Street |
Julia Morgan |
1927 |
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Native Daughters of the Golden West | 500 Baker Street |
Julia Morgan |
1928 |
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50 Scenic Way | 50 Scenic Way |
Julia Morgan |
1922 |
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The Heritage (Ladies Protection and Relief Society) | 3400 Laguna Street |
Julia Morgan |
1925 |
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Suppo Apartments | 2423 Polk Street |
Julia Morgan |
1925 |
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Drown House | 4455 Anza Street |
Julia Morgan |
1927 |