Balboa Park Club
San Diego, United States
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The Balboa Park Club, a pavilion in San Diego designed by architect Isaac Rapp and completed in 1915, exemplifies Pueblo Revival Style architecture. Built as part of the city's cultural complex, the structure reflects the regional aesthetic that defined early-twentieth-century California architecture, drawing on traditional Southwestern design elements characteristic of the Pueblo Revival movement.
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- Built
- Type
- pavilion
- Place
- San Diego, United States
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