Berkeley Observed Articles by Susan Cerny & Steven Finacom Berkeley City Hall, Bakewell & Brown, 1907–09 (photo: Daniella Thompson, 2004) Bernard Maybeck and Berkeley’s Concrete Grid-Form Wall Panels 3 December 2009 Hunrick Building Links City to Early 20th Century 7 October 2003 Memorial Stadium—Controversial From the Start 2 September 2003 Central Park Creator Left his Mark on Berkeley 22 August 2003 Howard Auto Showroom Boasts Seabiscuit Connection 12 August 2003 Kenney Cottage Serves as Rare Example of Early Prefabricated Architecture 18 July 2003 The Second Church of Christ, Scientist March 2003 Berkeley High School Illustrates 1930s-style Art Deco 12 October 2002 The Studio Building Has a Long History of Craft and Commerce 5 October 2002 Berkeley’s Campanile Has a Connection to Renaissance Venice 22 September 2002 Churches Remain Important South-of-Campus Institutions 14 September 2002 Berkeley’s Early Growth Was Dependent on Public Transportation 7 September 2002 H.J. Heinz: A Reminder of West Berkeley’s Industrial Heritage 31 August 2002 First Church of Christ, Scientist: Architecture Worth Saving 24 August 2002 Architectural Decoration Was Often Elaborate in the First Decades of the 20th Century 27 July 2002 Pioneer West Berkeley House Takes on a New Life, Wins An Award 15 June 2002 UC Theater: A Rare Example of an Early 20th-Century Movie Theater 18 & 23 May 2002 Municipal Incinerator: One Structure With Many Associations 11 May 2002 Keeler Avenue in Cragmont Tract Was Named for Berkeley Poet, Naturalist and Artist 30 March 2002 John Hinkel Park 16 February 2002 Dance Theories of Isadora Duncan Were Taught in Berkeley for Years 28 January 2002 Fox’s Romantic Retreats Hide Within Busy University Avenue 12 January 2002 Julia Morgan’s Berkeley City Club Serves as an Inspiration 18 December 2001 Pre-1894 Homes Remain in an 1878 Subdivision Near Downtown 8 December 2001 Modest Building Tells a Big Story About City Water 24 November 2001 Where Is the Next Trendy Spot? Follow the Artists. 3 November 2001 Berkeley Bakery Once the Largest in the East Bay 27 October 2001 The Berkeley Tennis Club Is Really in Oakland 20 October 2001 The Brown Shingle Home: A Distinctive Berkeley Feature 7 October 2001 Old City Hall A Symbol of Berkeley’s Essence 15 September 2001 Rose Garden—a Historic Treasure 1 September 2001 Suendermann Plumbing: A Modernized Building Reveals Its 19th-Century Origins 25 August 2001 A Residential Area Made to Escape The City 7 July 2001 West Berkeley’s Hidden Surprises 19 May 2001 Development Boom Began Over 100 Years Ago 28 April 2001 Residences, Businesses Existing Together in West Berkeley 25 March 2001 Founders’ Rock Marks the Beginnings of UC 3 March 2001 Cal Ink: Etched Into the History of the 20th Century 29 February 2001 Copyright © 2001–2019 BAHA. All rights reserved.