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== | '''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>''' | ||
''with contributions from Kevin H. Souza, 2024'' | |||
[[Image:Naval-training-station-quarters-no-10-naval-station-treasure-island-junction-1.jpg]] | |||
[[Image:Officers_Quarters_10_front_vintage.jpeg]] | |||
'''Officers Quarters #10 Front view facing Clippers Cove''' | |||
''Photos: Public Domain'' | |||
Quarters 10 and Building 267 (garage) are examples of modern military, residential design employing characteristics of International Style architecture and the Bay Area Tradition, a local expression of the modern movement. Designed by an unknown designer in the Bureau of Yards and Docks (BuDocks) during a period of transition in a military, residential style, this house represents the drive for modern, attractive, and high-quality design. Quarters 10 retains high integrity and has undergone little change since its original construction but is falling into disrepair. Included in the Historic American Buildings Survey HABS CA-1793-M | Quarters 10 and Building 267 (garage) are examples of modern military, residential design employing characteristics of International Style architecture and the Bay Area Tradition, a local expression of the modern movement. Designed by an unknown designer in the Bureau of Yards and Docks (BuDocks) during a period of transition in a military, residential style, this house represents the drive for modern, attractive, and high-quality design. Quarters 10 retains high integrity and has undergone little change since its original construction but is falling into disrepair. Included in the Historic American Buildings Survey HABS CA-1793-M | ||
[[Image:Service-pnp-habshaer-ca-ca3300-ca3379-photos-225317pr.jpg]] | |||
Service-pnp-habshaer-ca-ca3300-ca3379-photos-225317pr.jpg | '''Building 267 Garage''' | ||
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Building_front_facing_Clipper_Cove.jpg | ''Photo: Public Domain'' | ||
Officers_Quarters_rear_view.jpg | |||
Rear_of_Officers_Quarters_-10.jpg | [[Image:Image_of_building_front.jpg]] | ||
'''Officers Quarters #10 Front view facing Clipper Cove, 2024.''' | |||
[[Image:Building_front_facing_Clipper_Cove.jpg]] | |||
'''Officers Quarters #10 Front view facing Clipper Cove, 2024''' | |||
[[Image:Officers_Quarters_rear_view.jpg]] | |||
'''Officers Quarters #10 Rear view facing the road, 2024''' | |||
[[Image:Rear_of_Officers_Quarters_-10.jpg]] | |||
'''Officers Quarters #10 Rear view facing the road, 2024''' | |||
''2024 Photos: Kevin H. Souza | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:01, 26 June 2024
Unfinished History
with contributions from Kevin H. Souza, 2024
Officers Quarters #10 Front view facing Clippers Cove
Photos: Public Domain
Quarters 10 and Building 267 (garage) are examples of modern military, residential design employing characteristics of International Style architecture and the Bay Area Tradition, a local expression of the modern movement. Designed by an unknown designer in the Bureau of Yards and Docks (BuDocks) during a period of transition in a military, residential style, this house represents the drive for modern, attractive, and high-quality design. Quarters 10 retains high integrity and has undergone little change since its original construction but is falling into disrepair. Included in the Historic American Buildings Survey HABS CA-1793-M
Building 267 Garage
Photo: Public Domain
Officers Quarters #10 Front view facing Clipper Cove, 2024.
Officers Quarters #10 Front view facing Clipper Cove, 2024
Officers Quarters #10 Rear view facing the road, 2024
Officers Quarters #10 Rear view facing the road, 2024
2024 Photos: Kevin H. Souza