Richmond, California • Contra Costa County
The Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant in Richmond, California, is a significant example of industrial architecture constructed in 1931. Its Streamline Moderne design, characterized by curved corners and horizontal banding, reflects the era's optimism and technological advancement.
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Landscape Architecture; Entertainment/Recreation; Social History
Jct. Of Marin And Park Aves., Richmond, California
Politics/Government
Roughly Bounded By Macdonald Ave., Ohio St., First St., And Garrard Blvd., Richmond, California
Architecture; Maritime History
On East Brother Island W Of Point San Pablo, Richmond, California
Commerce; Architecture; Social History
410 Harbour Way, Richmond, California
Education; Social History; Politics/Government
230 Harbor Way S., Richmond, California
Architecture
Off Ca 17, Richmond, California
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Architecture
1980 Allston Wy., Berkeley, California
Community Planning And Development; Architecture; Social History; Politics/Government
Roughly Bounded By Mckinney Ave., Addison St., Shattuck Ave., And Kittredge St., Berkeley, California
Commerce; Architecture; Community Planning And Development; Politics/Government
Roughly Along Broadway From 17th To 11th St., Oakland, California
Entertainment/Recreation; Architecture
Jct. Of Bancroft Way And Fulton St., Uc Berkeley Campus, Berkeley, California
Architecture; Agriculture
455 Olivina Ave., Livermore, California
Community Planning And Development
1401--1501 Harrison St., 300--312 14th St., 300--349 15th St., Oakland, California