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Modern Chula Vista and Bonita
Modern Chula Vista and Bonita
Adler Residence (1969)
9 Cresta Way
*Designed by Robert Des Lauriers
Allen, Richard Residence (1933)
3597 Lomacitas Lane
*Designed by Cliff May
Allen, Russell C. Residence (1907)
4094 Old Orchard Lane
*Designed by Gill & Mead
Apartment Buildings (1947)
Six new apartment buildings with 4 units each, Chula Vista
*Designed by Harold Abrams
Bank of America (1962)
3rd &K Streets
*Designed by Paderewski, Mitchell & Dean
Bonanza Sirloin Pit
Locations in Chula Vista
*Designed by Loch Crane
Burnett’s Furniture Chula Vista (1955)
345 E Street, Chula Vista
*Designed by Lloyd Ruocco
Bush, Mr. & Mrs. J. Residence
Bonita
*Designed by Robert Des Lauriers
Chula Vista Civic Center Remodel
*Designed by Don Goldman
Chula Vista Garden Apartments
*Designed by Loch Crane
Chula Vista Recreation Center and Ira C. Copley Memorial YMCA (1955)
*Designed by Vic Wulff
Colony Kitchen Restaurant Chain (ca. 1966)
Chula Vista
*Designed by Loch Crane
Cornell Residence (1965)
Bonita Verde Drive, Chula Vista
*Designed by John D. Henderson, AIA – Architect of Record
Creaser Residence (1972)
333 Hilltop Drive
*Designed by Leonard Veitzer
Dittenhaver, N.B. Residence (1934)
3462 Malito Drive
*Designed by Cliff May
Education Center (1960)
Chula Vista
*Designed by Freeland & Bird
Elementary Schools (1955-1961)
Four separate schools, Chula Vista
*Designed by Freeland & Bird
First Federal Savings and Loan Branch (1963)
Broadway & H, Chula Vista
*Designed by Frank L. Hope & Associates
First Presbyterian Church (1963)
940 Hilltop Drive, Chula Vista
*Designed by Des Lauriers Sigurdson AIA Architects
Fred H. Rohr Elementary School (1966)
1540 Malta Avenue, Chula Vista
*Designed by Robert Des Lauriers
Jack in the Box
Broadway & H, Chula Vista
*Designed by Russell Forester
Jack in the Box
786 3rd, Chula Vista
*Designed by Russell Forester
Keithly, Ralph Residence (1952)
40 Lion Circle, Chula Vista
*Designed by Henry Lawrence Eggers. Published in the San Diego Tribune
Lincoff, Milton and Miriam Residence (1964-66)
152 Old Ranch Road, Chula Vista
*Designed by Leonard Veitzer
Mannis, Ruth Residence (1965)
446 Jacaranda Drive, Chula Vista
*Designed by Homer Delawie
Palace Garden Mobile Home Park Clubhouse (1963)
1425 2nd Street, Chula Vista
*Designed by Robert Ferris
Palomar Apartments (ca. 1973)
Chula Vista
*Designed by Stephen George Oppenheim
Private Residence (1934)
3855 Sweetwater Road, Bonita
*Designed by Cliff May
Private Residence (1955)
626 Vista Way, Chula Vista
*Attributed to Cliff May
Private Residence (1955)
626 Vista Way
*Attributed to Cliff May
Professional Planning Corp Housing Tracts (1954)
Chula Vista
*Designed by Gene Pedersen
Sequoia Towers Apartments (1964)
361 Vance Street, Chula Vista
*Designed by Guy Anderson
St. Mark's Lutheran Church (1966)
580 Hilltop Drive, Chula Vista
*Designed by Des Lauriers Sigurdson AIA Architects
Sweetwater Women’s Club Building (1934)
3855 Sweetwater Road
*Designed by Cliff May
US National Bank (1963)
190 Broadway
*Designed by Raymond Ervin
Valle Lindo Elementary School (1967)
1515 Oleander Avenue, Chula Vista
*Designed by Des Lauriers Sigurdson AIA Architects
Victory Housing (1942-43)
Chula Vista
*Designed by Whitney Smith for the Public Housing Works ‘near San Diego’ when Smith worked under William Templeton Johnson and George J. Adams architects; with Paul Hunter, associate architect.
Western Salt Building (ca. 1958)
Chula Vista
*Designed by George C. Hatch
Wulff, Vic Residence (1952)
23 L Street, Chula Vista
*Designed by Vic Wulff
Modern Mission Hills
Modern Mission Hills
Beers Residence (1954)
631 N. Crescent Drive
*Designed by Lloyd Ruocco
Bone, Jack Residence (1960)
1914 Guy Street
*Designed by Richard Lareau
Brav & Schwartz Law Offices (1982)
4026 Dove Street
*Designed by Sim Bruce Richards
Chernoff Residence (1962)
4522 Trias Street
*Designed by Lloyd Ruocco
Clark, Jim Residence (1958)
1878 Washington Place
*Designed by Frederick Liebhardt
Crabtree, Hodge N. Residence (1962)
4521 Trias Street
*Designed by Frederick Liebhart & Eugene Weston
Delawie House #1 (1958)
1733 Torrance
*Designed by Homer Delawie
Delawie House #2 (1963)
1833 Neale
*Designed by Homer Delawie
Fat, Tom Residence (1979)
3054 N. Arroyo Drive
*Designed by Jim Nickloff
Flores, Frank and Maureen Residence (1972)
3055 N. Arroyo Drive
*Designed by Charlie Gilbert
*Gilbert was from Illinois, Ken Kellogg’s building superintendent while he was working on remodeling Wayne and Barbara Chapman Residence.
Frye Residence (1958)
2316 Juan Street
*Designed by Fred R. Livingstone
Gabbs, Al Residence
3953 Pringle Street
*Built by Al Gabbs
Hayward, Chester & Joanne Residence (1955)
1840 Neale
*Designed by Sim Bruce Richards
Hill, Les & Lilli Residence (1970)
3075 N. Arroyo Drive
*Designed by Hester & Livingstone
Hoffman, Louis & Barbara Residence (1955)
3939 Bandini
*Designed by Loch Crane
Keller Residence #2 (1947)
1433 Puterbaugh Street
*Designed by Lloyd Ruocco
Lai, Tom Residence (1957)
3872 Bandini
*Designed by Gin Wong
McKim, Paul Residence (1965)
3911 Portola Place
*Designed by Paul McKim & Associates
Merwin Residence (1966)
4444 Valle Vista
*Designed by Sim Bruce Richards
Mission Hills Shopping Center (1950s)
Washington & Goldfinch
Mooney Residence (1949)
1820 Neale
*Designed by John Lloyd Wright
Nelson Residence (1958)
630 N. Crescent Drive
*Designed by Lloyd Ruocco
Newsom, Mr. & Mrs. T.R. Residence (designed 1955, built 1956)
2850 N. Arroyo Drive
*Designed by Sim Bruce Richards
Nichols, Malcolm S. Residence (1979)
720 W. Montecito Way
*Designed by Robert Bowlus
Private Residence (1965)
3437 Jackdaw
*Designed by Homer Delawie
Private Residence (1960)
2851 N. Arroyo Drive
*Designed by Schoell & Geritz
Private Residence (1983)
3066 N. Arroyo Drive
*Designed by Bruce Dammann
Private Residence
4284 Ibis Street
*Designed by Henry Hester
Private Residence
Bandini Street
*Designed by Harold Leavitt
Private Residence (1934)
2400 Presidio Drive
*Designed by Cliff May
Private Residence (1954)
1440 Puterbaugh Street
*Designed by Lloyd Ruocco
Private Residence
3252 Hawk Street
*Designed by Lloyd Ruocco
Private Residence
2417 Pine Street
*Designed by Lloyd Ruocco
Private Residence (1959)
2021 Rodelaine Street
*Designed by Lloyd Ruocco
Rabinowitz Residence (1952)
2034 Sunset Drive
*Designed by Lloyd Ruocco
Robertson, Elizabeth House Remodel (1942/1954)
4245 Randolph
*Designed by Lloyd Ruocco
Robertson, Tom Residence (1947) (AKA Judge Conyers Residence)
3920 Pringle Street
*Attributed to Lloyd Ruocco
Selieg Residence (1957)
2110 Guy Street
*Designed by Lloyd Ruocco
Silverman, Richard Residence (1959)
4021 Miller Street
*Designed by William Cody & Henry Hester
Vawter, John & Melba Residence (1970)
3070 N. Arroyo Drive
*Designed by Stan Ring
Westphal Residence (1963)
4285 Jackdaw Street
*Designed by Homer Delawie
Worthington, Bryan Residence Remodel (1968)
2137 West California
*Designed by Sim Bruce Richards
SOLD: Lincoff House by Leonard Veitzer
SOLD: Lincoff House by Leonard Veitzer
Offered for the sale for the first time since it was designed, in 1964, the Milton and Miriam Lincoff Residence by architect Leonard Veitzer, exemplifies a very rare opportunity for joyous indoor-outdoor ‘modern living’ in Chula Vista. Published in Sunset Magazine, after its completion in 1966, this rare residence, arguably a diamond in the rough, represents a ‘who’s who’ of local design. This 4-bedroom, 3-bath home occupying nearly 3,400 square feet on a 0.5 acre lot, was a collaboration between architect Veitzer, designer Guy Anderson, builder Ted Mintz, landscape architect Joe Yamada and artist Svetozar Radakovich.
Architect
Leonard Veitzer
Specs
3 Bed 4 Bath
Price
645,000
Listing Agent
Keith York, Big Block Realty, Inc.
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