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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Woodland and Caruthers Apartment Building | 1124-26 Filbert Street |
Julia Morgan |
1909 |
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Carson House | 308 Parnassus Avenue |
Julia Morgan |
1910 |
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Cronise House | 2868 Vallejo Street |
Julia Morgan |
1910 |
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Stull House | 3377 Pacific Avenue |
Julia Morgan |
1908 |
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Hitchcock House | 1010 Powell Street |
Julia Morgan |
1909 |
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Leavitt House | 2511 Octavia Street |
Julia Morgan |
1909 |
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Miller Apartment Building | 1202-16 Leavenworth Street |
Julia Morgan |
1909 |
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Arthur Holman House | 34 West Clay Park |
Julia Morgan |
1914 |
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Bertola House | 1050 Jackson Street |
Julia Morgan |
1907 |
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Boggs House | 1266 Washington Street |
Julia Morgan |
1907 |