Category Archive for ‘Architecture’

The Nevada Preservation Foundation is looking for homes for the 2018 Vintage Vegas Home Tour. Find more information on their Facebook Page. You can enter your house as a selection… read more →

I’m very proud to be one of the corporate sponsors – as well as having been on the planning committee with the fabulous folks at Classic Las Vegas and the Architecural and… read more →

I did a 36 hour whirlwind trip to Palm Springs this weekend for a very small part of Palm Springs Modernism Week. My last visit was 12 years ago. I… read more →

There’s few people in Las Vegas as knowledgeable and qualified to lecture about design and architecture than Libby Lumpkin. There’s plenty written about her, but this week’s edition of Las… read more →

One of our readers found this Architect’s drawing at a garage sale in Westleigh the other day. I can’t for the life of me recall ever seeing this building. Do… read more →

This last weeks Las Vegas Weekly magazine had some interesting discussion of Architecture. If you didn’t see it, here’s the link to it online. 4 local architects were interviewed. The… read more →

We’re pleased as can be with the swell design of the new fencing on the corner of 15th and Griffith. The whole house is getting a do-over, and the fencing is… read more →

Lynn Zook and I took a little field trip the other day. We were up and down Maryland Parkway looking at the many bank buildings from the 60’s. Could this… read more →

I turned the corner last evening and almost wrecked the car. The original Historic Las Vegas High School has been re-painted to match it’s original 1930’s color scheme! Even I don’t… read more →

I’d mentioned last week that we’re starting a new series about the posts and columns that hold up our patios and porches and carports. I’m sure there’s lots of great… read more →

There’s sure a lot of colonial architecture in Los Angeles however. This is Mazie and Eddie’s home. It was built in 1937 as I mentioned the other day. It’s not a style… read more →

It may have been a short trip, but we certainly packed a lot in. Of course, business never stops and we negotiated a deal and am opening escrow on the… read more →