The Frank and Emma Avery House is a meticulously preserved example of Pueblo Revival architecture in Phoenix, Arizona. Built in 1933, it features characteristic smooth stucco walls, a flat roof with parapets, and a central courtyard. The home showcases thoughtful integration with its desert landscape.
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