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where Monterey Street remained open. When they failed to present the option, it was demanded they return the grant money they received (luckily a local attorney, George Andre, decided to represent them pro bono). That’s when Schwartz decided maybe it was time to run for mayor if that is what it would take to see this project through—so he did. And he won. Alongside his contributions to the city, Schwartz was inspiring students and building the foundation for the Architectural program at Cal Poly. He was instrumental in the evolution of implementing city planning and environmental design into the curriculum. In 1971, the School of Architecture became the School of Architecture and Environmental Design (SAED). When Schwartz retired from SAED in 1988, the program had grown from ninety-five students to 1,700, which was the largest in the US at the time. Schwartz valued travel and the inspiration that came with it and introduced an annual field trip to LA with his students. The field trip remain a favorite part of the curriculum for many students today. Schwartz’s eye for color and design didn’t stop with architecture, he was an all-around artist. He would sketch portraits, work on ceramics, and even paint with watercolor. His family enjoyed camping in their free time and wherever they went, Schwartz made it a point to pause and take in any new architecture in cities all along the way. He was always learning and finding inspiration. >> 52 | SLO LIFE MAGAZINE | APR/MAY 2021
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