The award was presented on May 5 at the Palo Alto Art Center at 1313 Newell Road during a joint meeting with the Palo Alto Historical Association. Centennial plaques were presented and Daniel Garber, FAIA gave an illustrated talk about local architecture.

This 1902 home was rotated 90 degrees to better fit the lot which had been narrowed by prior subdivisions. The fully rehabilitated exterior, included return of the original shingle roof and refurbishment/replacement of windows, shingle siding, trim, wrap around porch and widow’s walk. The interior was redesigned to complement a modern lifestyle.

All set for the next 100 years!