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1. 1 2016-03-01T08:12:38-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b Row of arched windows looks into interior courtyard. Mediterranean design. With corbeled columns. Victoria Nash 4 plain 2016-03-01T08:20:46-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b
2. 1 2016-03-01T08:12:21-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b Annotation Victoria Nash 2 plain 2016-03-01T08:19:51-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b
3. 1 2016-03-01T08:31:01-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b Windows are recessed. An element of Beaux Arts. Victoria Nash 1 plain 2016-03-01T08:31:01-08:00 35.65%,29.46%,12.74%,11.83% Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b
4. 1 2016-03-01T08:26:16-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b Flat roof line w/ terra cotta roof tiles. Mediterranean influenced. Victoria Nash 1 plain 2016-03-01T08:26:16-08:00 12.26%,41.72%,39.19%,5.81% Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b
5. 1 2016-03-01T08:27:23-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b Porthole is a surprising shape and design element adds diversity in scheme. Victoria Nash 1 plain 2016-03-01T08:27:23-08:00 17.9%,65.38%,5.16%,4.95% Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b
6. 1 2016-03-01T08:27:52-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b Another odd shaped window..for diversity it works. Victoria Nash 1 plain 2016-03-01T08:27:52-08:00 17.9%,47.96%,3.06%,5.59% Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b
7. 1 2016-03-01T08:28:42-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b Band of windows on top tier is grounding. This symmetry is very Beaux Arts. Victoria Nash 1 plain 2016-03-01T08:28:42-08:00 34.52%,8.17%,38.23%,18.71% Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b
8. 1 2016-03-01T08:29:28-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b Grills on leaded glass windows is a welcoming decorative element. Welcoming. Victoria Nash 1 plain 2016-03-01T08:29:28-08:00 53.87%,67.53%,20.97%,10.75% Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b
9. 1 2016-03-01T08:23:29-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b Scale is building is carefully considered. As this is in a residential neighborhood. Warm Stucco is keeping in style with Mediterranean flavor and also architectural style of Berkeley. Victoria Nash 1 plain 2016-03-01T08:23:29-08:00 44.68%,4.73%,10%,78.71% Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b
10. 1 2016-03-01T08:30:23-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b Sculptued band of half arches with sculpted at ends. References sculpture on the door. Victoria Nash 1 plain 2016-03-01T08:30:23-08:00 24.68%,57.2%,22.74%,5.38% Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b
11. 1 2016-03-01T08:25:11-08:00 Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b Arched doorway with sculpted flowers. In the vein of Beaux arts style. Victoria Nash 1 plain 2016-03-01T08:25:12-08:00 59.68%,62.8%,10.48%,17.42% Victoria Nash c3fac1c4e35f0dd28e5b25ef52fd96bdb174da4b

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• 1 2016-02-15T11:52:36-08:00 V. Nash- Berkeley City Women's Club (1929), Berkeley, CA, Julia Morgan 19 Julia Morgan was a West Coast architect. plain 2016-03-06T19:40:48-08:00 In form and function this building represents a modern historical movement and the modern woman behind it. Women's organizations between 1900 and 1930 in California were looking to claim and create new buildings which best served their cause. They wanted to define their own boundaries on their own terms. In 1927 they sought the iconic Bay Area native architect Julia Morgan to define their dreams. Julia Morgan was one of the first female graduates in the civil engineering at University of Berkeley (1894), the first woman to gain admission and earn a certificate from the Ecole des Baux -Arts in Paris(1898-1902), the first woman to acquire an architectural license in California(1904), and one of few women to have her own practice in the country. The Berkeley Club is affectionately referred to as, " Julia's Little Castle" and is an eclectic mix of Moorish and Gothic styles. It is a registered California Historical Landmark and currently functions as a hotel and civic club and open to all. 
  
  Citations:
  Karen McNeill, Women Who Build, Julia Morgan & Women's Institutions, University of California Press. (2012) 
  Dell Upton, Architecture in the United States