The San Diego Traveler

August 22nd, 2008

The Latest Featured Photos

It’s been busy here at the San Diego Traveler, so I haven’t gone trolling for photos on Flickr for a couple of weeks. I decided to remedy that today, and here’s what I found:

It was a great month for capturing some of San Diego’s most beautiful architecture. Of course it bears noting that three of […]

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June 1st, 2008

San Diego New Central Library

Here’s a sneak peak at plans for San Diego’s New Central Library:

Hopefully they’ll find the funding to make this dream a reality. For further information, go to San Diego Library Foundation.
Tags: architecture, library

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March 13th, 2008

Good News for Tile-o-Files

Tiles shaped much of Southern California’s architecture and design through the early part of the 20th century. Along with the Panama-California Exposition’s design influence (1915-1917), home decorating magazines, real estate developers and furniture manufacturers made Spanish, Mexican and Moorish themes the most popular style for California homeowners at that time.According to the Save Our Heritage […]

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March 11th, 2008

Check Out Our Bungalows

More than thirty of San Diego’s premiere bungalow courts will be shown in the first event of The SOHO Annual Historic Home Tour Weekend, beginning this Friday (March 14). The bungalow styles range from California bungalow to Spanish Revival, Moorish Revival, Pueblo and Moderne.
Bungalow courts are one of the most beloved icons of the […]

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