Rose Walk
Berkeley, United States
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The Rose Walk is a historic landscaped pathway in Berkeley's La Loma Park neighborhood, designed by architect Bernard Maybeck in 1913. Located in the 2500 block between Euclid and Le Roy Avenues, this former street was transformed into a distinctive pedestrian route through Maybeck's thoughtful design. Designated a Berkeley Landmark in 1975, the Rose Walk received a historical marker from the Berkeley Historical Plaque Project in 1998, recognizing its significance as an early example of integrated landscape and urban design in the Bay Area.
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- Built
- Type
- building, historic site, pathway
- Heritage
- Berkeley Landmark
- Place
- Berkeley, United States
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