Architect
Greene & Greene
Profile
About Greene & Greene.
Charles and Henry Greene operated their architectural practice in Pasadena from 1894 to 1916, producing the masterworks of American Arts & Crafts residential architecture — the so-called 'ultimate bungalows.' The Gamble House remains their best-preserved example and is operated as a museum.
Styles
Associated Styles.
- Craftsman — American architectural style that flourished roughly 1900–1930 in reaction to Victorian ornament and industrial mass production. Southern California Craftsman bungalows define the SGV's earliest residential character, with the largest intact concentration in Pasadena's Bungalow Heaven Landmark District.
Works
Notable Works in the SGV.
- Gamble House (1908), Pasadena
- Robert R. Blacker House (1907), Pasadena
- James A. Culbertson House (1902), Pasadena
- Cordelia A. Culbertson House (1911), Pasadena
- Duncan-Irwin House (1900–1906), Pasadena
- Charles M. Pratt House (1909), Ojai (designed during Pasadena practice)