La Jolla is home to many different styles of architecture — from small cottages to ocean-view mansions — but an upcoming La Jolla Historical Society fundraiser will focus on just one. The Modernism…
La Jolla is home to many different styles of architecture — from small cottages to ocean-view mansions — but an upcoming La Jolla Historical Society fundraiser will focus on just one.
Last year, when the Historical Society held its first Modernism Home Tour, the event sold out. Looking to make it an annual occurrence, volunteers set out to do more research on local Modernist houses. “And it all started here with Irving Gill, was a very early Modernist. In 1909 … he built his first Modernist building here, which was way earlier than most parts of the country.”
“Having the architecture feel thoroughly integrated into the landscape is a hallmark of Modernism, and it’s really well-illustrated in … this year’s tour,” Lockhart said.
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