The Voice of the Architectural Profession in California
Irving J. Gill’s career began when he was only 19 and continued until his death 47 years later. During his career he designed over 350 buildings, most of which were built. He was continuously pursuing innovation in design as well as in the materials and methods of construction. He sought an architecture that was durable, healthy, convenient, and above all, appropriate in its aesthetic.
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- Allen House Bonita, CA 1907
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- Clarke House Santa Fe Springs, CA 1921
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- La Jolla Woman’s Club La Jolla, CA 1914
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- La Jolla Woman’s Club La Jolla, CA 1914-2
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- W.L. Dodge House Hollywood, CA 1916
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- Miltmore House South Pasadena, CA 1911
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- Miltmore House South Pasadena, CA 1911
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- The Bishops School La Jolla, CA 1901-16
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- The Bishops School La Jolla, CA 1901-16
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- The Bishops School La Jolla, CA 1901-16
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- Olmsted Cottage San Diego, CA 1911
