Carol and I visited the John Lautner Retrospective at UCLA's Hammer Museum last year. You've seen many of Lautner's works, but might not have known his name. Julius Shulman is the amazing person who photographed his work, and the work of many other modern architect since Continue Reading
"Double double toll bridge trouble, cables fail and tempers bubble" W Shakespeare BART (Bay Area Repertory Theater) and Bard Traffic Reporter Continue Reading
We've got our eye on fun things for you to do on Halloween There are lots of events on Friday 30 Oct. Friday morning the Thousand Oaks School has a parade at the top of Solano Avenue - there's no parking 9 am to noon, but I'm not sure of the parade time Friday evening Continue Reading
I received a notice that the history center will "celebrate the completion of Kenneth Cardwell's oral history" Sounds like an interesting person - the letter notes he was a UC Professor, fighter pilot, and friend of Bernard Maybeck. Visit the Berkeley History Center at Continue Reading
A few weeks ago Carol and I taught the agents at Berkeley Hills Real Estate how we use DocuSign for digital signatures on real estate documents. Our clients love the fact that they can sign documents digitally. It's fast, easy, and very green - since we only transfer Continue Reading
Susan Cerny led a BAHA - Berkeley Architectural Heritage Tour of North Berkeley today, and I was there! This is an unusual photo gallery for me - I simply uploaded the photos in the sequence that I took them - starting at 1301 Oxford Street, the site off Napoleon Bonaparte Continue Reading
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