San Diego, United States

Palisades Building

San Diego, United States

The Palisades Building, constructed in 1935 in San Diego, California, exemplifies the Pueblo Revival architectural style that flourished in the region during the early twentieth century. Located within Balboa Park, the structure reflects the distinctive design vocabulary of Pueblo Revival, characterized by forms inspired by traditional Southwestern adobe architecture.

Architect

Movement

Built

1935

Type

building

Place

San Diego, United States

This building on

• WikidataPalisades Building↗

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Location

32.72825, -117.15358