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|a Dineen, J. K.
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|a Here tomorrow :
|b preserving architecture, culture, and California's golden dreams /
|c J.K. Dineen ; foreword by John King.
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|a Berkeley, California :
|b Heyday,
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|a Only in California -- Mills College Music Building, Oakland -- Alex Theatre, Glendale -- Annenberg Community Beach House, Santa Monica -- LAX Theme Building, Los Angeles -- Palace Hotel, San Francisco -- Woodland Opera House, Woodland -- Mission Inn, Riverside -- Temple of Kwan Tai, Mendocino -- Locke Boarding House, Locke -- Antelope Valley Indian Museum, Lancaster -- El Capitan Office and Theatre, Los Angeles -- Malibu Pier, Malibu.
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|a Places of congregation -- Los Angeles Public Library, Central Branch, Los Angeles -- Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles -- Stanford Memorial Church, Palo Alto -- San Francisco City Hall, San Francisco -- Pasadena City Hall, Pasadena -- Temple Sherith Israel, San Francisco -- Santa Fe Depot, Fresno -- Hearst Memorial Mining Building, Berkeley -- Colorado Street Bridge, Pasadena -- Friendship Baptist Church, Pasadena -- Richmond Memorial Civic Center, Richmond -- First Church of Christ, Scientist, San Diego -- Conservatory of Flowers, San Francisco -- Alcatraz Historic Gardens, San Francisco -- Point Sur Lighthouse, Big Sur -- Manzanar Guard Tower, Independence.
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|a The home front -- Gamble House, Pasadena -- Charles Krug Winery, St. Helena -- Kaufmann House, Palm Springs -- Ennis House, Los Angeles -- Beringer Vineyards Rhine House, St. Helena -- Case Study House #18, Los Angeles -- Leland Stanford Mansion, Sacramento -- Hollywood Bungalow Courts, Los Angeles -- Warner Barn and Ranch House, San Diego -- Sikes Adobe Farmhouse, Escondido -- Hercules Workmen's Cottages, Hercules.
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|a Creative reuse -- African American Museum and Library, Oakland -- Mary Andrews Clark Memorial Home, Los Angeles -- Ferry Building, San Francisco -- Globe Mills, Sacramento -- Ford Assembly Building, Richmond -- Cavallo Point, The Lodge at Golden Gate, Sausalito -- Presidio Landmark, San Francisco -- Chinese Historical Society of America Museum, San Francisco -- Japanese American National Museum, Los Angeles -- Altenheim Senior Housing, Oakland -- USS Hornet Museum, Alameda.
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|a Old buildings in our midst call to the imagination, evoking a time just out of reach. Each structure in Here Tomorrow holds a story of California's rich past in its wainscoting, adobe brick, or Art Deco chandelier. The Temple of Kwan Tai on the fog-wreathed Mendocino coast contains the history of a once-vibrant seaside Chinatown. A garden of honeysuckle, roses, and tulips once tended by prisoners flourishes on the dry and windy island of Alcatraz. Colorful mosaics, glasswork zodiacs, and historic murals grace the walls of the Los Angeles Public Library, a structure conceived as a great melding of cultures and lore that reflect the diverse spirit of California. Such structures represent a significant cultural legacy, and as they deteriorate with age and the world around them changes, they also represent a significant economic and cultural challenge. For thirty years, the California Preservation Foundation has bestowed design awards on those who have excelled in restoration and creative reuse. From these awards, fifty sites were selected that best represent the multifaceted and complex art of restoration. They represent California in all its variety, its culture and commerce, geography, history, and creative style.
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