Balboa Park Exposition Designers 1915-1935

Published by Our Heritage Press
Paperback | 61 pages

Description

Explore the visionary architecture and rich history of Balboa Park with "Balboa Park Exposition Designers 1915-1935." This beautifully illustrated booklet celebrates the architects and designers who transformed San Diego's urban landscape for two landmark events: the 1915 Panama-California Exposition and the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition.

This informative guide reveals:

• The origins of the park's iconic Spanish-Baroque Revival structures

• The development of its lush gardens and pedestrian-friendly plazas

• How Bertram G. Goodhue's enchanting vision inspired a national trend in Spanish Revival architecture

• Richard S. Requa's reverent expansion and innovations during the 1935 exposition

From historical preservation to architectural innovation, this publication provides valuable insights into the creative minds that shaped one of America's most beloved urban parks and influenced architectural trends throughout California and beyond.

Perfect for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, urban planners, and anyone captivated by Balboa Park's enduring beauty and cultural significance.