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In 1917, ⁠Mr. and Mrs. Tod Ford, Jr., Esq., would move into their new Pasadena abode, a Mediterranean Revival style home perched along the rim of the city’s Arroyo Seco. Tod Ford, Jr. was the son of Tod Ford, Sr., president of the Youngstown Ir

On the Market::⁠ Completed in 1905, today’s home, designed by the Morgan & Walls partnership, is a marvelous example of Mission Revival style located in the Pico-Union neighborhood just west of Downtown. ⁠Initially commissioned by Caroline

⁠Completed in 1922, the Mr. And Mrs. Tristram R. Coffin Residence is a Mediterranean Revival style home designed by our current architect, Reginald Johnson. Recalling Johnson’s nearby 1918 designed home for Mr. And Mrs. Briggs C. Keck, the hom

⁠Following his graduation from Lehigh University in 1920 and his marriage to Marian Stewart in 1921, Robert B. Honeyman, Jr. ⁠(1897–1987) would commission our current favorite architect, Reginald Johnson, to create a West Coast holiday home to

On the Market:: ⁠Located at the foot of the Baldwin Hills is the historic Village Green community, a beacon of midcentury multifamily design set on 68 acres of lush gardens and verdant lawns. Designed by architects Reginald Johnson and Clarence Stein

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From 1921 to 1924, Johnson would enter a partnership with Gordon Kaufmann and Roland Coate to create the well-known Johnson, Kaufmann, and Coate partnership. Among the commissions completed together was the 1,200 seat, 192

⁠Reginald Johnson’s Spanish Colonial Revival designs captured the imaginations of people across the country, including businessman Frederick P. Warren of Evanston, Illinois⁠. For Warren, Johnson would create a stripped down, almost ascetic Span

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