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330:, who he later collaborated with to write and illustrate texts on medieval architecture. The Horn House is located in Richmond on a steep hill and projects out over the down slope. Multiple rooms commanded views of Marin County and the Golden Gate. The original portion of the house was a polygon. The windward side of the house, which is prone to squalls and wind, had a metal frame covered in weather-resistant stucco, while the rest of the dwelling was clad in flush redwood boards over wood framing. 252: 31: 321:
In the 1940s, Born designed at least three houses for faculty from Stanford University and UC Berkeley. The two faculty houses at Stanford were the Isaac James Quillen House and the Anatole and Josephine Mazour House. The Mazour house is located next door to the Hanna House, which was designed by
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Born designed several notable public building in San Francisco. 1951, in collaboration with architect Henry H. Gutterson, Born designed North Beach Place, a public housing project at the cable car turntable on Taylor Street. It was demolished in 2001. In 1961, Born redeveloped and modernized
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In 1937, he received his license to practice architecture in California. and the Borns returned to San Francisco. They went into business together, working residential, commercial and industrial projects, exhibitions, and photography. The Borns exhibited and promoted the then new
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The Borns' 1958 vision for "Embarcadero City" for the San Francisco Port Authority, a master plan for the waterfront from the Ferry Building to Aquatic Park that would have replaced most existing structures with new buildings and piers with landfill, was never built.
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Fountain. This fountain was a source of controversy for many decades due to its use by the homeless population. In the 1970s, Born collaborated with Corlett & Spackman in the design of two
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Bolles, John and Ernest Born, A Plan for Fisherman’s Wharf comprising the Fisherman’s Wharf-Aquatic Park Area. Prepared for the San Francisco Port Authority. San Francisco, 1961.
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Horn, Walter and Ernest Born, Collection of Production Materials for the Plan of St. Gall, Manuscripts Division, Special Collections, Libraries, Stanford University.
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Born was an accomplished artist, type designer, and illustrator as well, and focused on these in his later years. In the 1970s, Born designed signage for the
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Ernest was born in San Francisco, Esther in Palo Alto, and they married in 1926 after meeting at UC Berkeley's architecture school.
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and Theodore Bernardi, were exhibited in San Francisco and New York museums. During the war years, Born worked with architect
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in Berkeley. He designed a basement backstage area, which includes a large plaza flanked by two stage-level constructions.
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Bolles, John S., "North Beach Place Housing Project – San Francisco, Gutterson, Henry H. and Ernest Born, architects",
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In 1949 the Borns designed the 'Ernest and Esther Born House' for themselves, a Modernist residence located at 2020
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The Borns closed their design studio in 1973, later moved to San Diego where they lived in their retirement.
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for almost 2 decades. He was initially a lecturer in 1951, then a Professor (1952-1958 and 1962–1974).
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established his reputation as an artist. His drawings for a proposed United Nations Center, with
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Online Archive of California: Inventory of the Ernest and Esther Born Collection, 1924-1985
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The Barns of the Abbey of Beaulieu at Its Granges of Great Coxwell and Beaulieu St. Leonard
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In 1928, he traveled to France to attend the American Beaux-Arts School at Fontainebleau.
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The couple relocated to New York's Greenwich Village in 1929. Esther took a job with
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from 1939 to 1940 celebrating the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge. In 1937,
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Between 1923 and 1928, Born worked for prominent San Francisco architects such as
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Finding Aid for Ernest Born architectural drawings ca. 1944- ca. 1981
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UC Berkeley's Environmental Design Archives: Ernest Born Collection
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Avery Architectural & Fine Arts Library, Columbia University
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Architects and Artists: The Work of Ernest and Esther Born
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Architects and Artists, The work of Ernest and Esther Born
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Architects and Artists, The work of Ernest and Esther Born
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Born also worked in Berkeley. In 1950, Born designed the
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contemporary couple collaborating in Southern California
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on special military projects in Brazil and in the U.S.
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recreation areas and transportation structures along
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Fellow of the American Institute of Architects (FAIA)
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San Francisco
San Diego
University of California, Berkeley
Architecture
Esther Baum Born
architect
designer
artist
California
Esther Baum Born
San Francisco Bay Area
architectural photographer
University of California, Berkeley
Guggenheim Fellowship
John W. Reid Jr.
John Galen Howard
George W. Kelham
Wallace Harrison
Shreve, Lamb & Harmon
Empire State Building
Architectural Record
Architectural Forum
Second Bay Tradition
Third Bay Tradition
Modernist architecture
UC Berkeley
Fellow of the American Institute of Architects (FAIA)

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