El Pueblo Viejo Landmark District - City of Santa Barbara

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14 El PuEBlo ViEjo DESign guiDElinES City of Santa BarBara Street in Spain and several views of El Paseo, 23 East De la Guerra Street, 1923 (architects, Mary McLaughlin Craig and James Osborne Craig, with later additions by Lutah Maria Riggs and Victor Gruen)
ChaPtEr 2: hiSPaniC arChitECturE anD ExamPlES 2. characteristic streetscape: copper coffee Pot/santa Barbara savings 1927 and 1930 1029 through 1035 State Street (includes former Cafeteria) Edwards, Plunkett and Howell; Edwards and Plunkett; Howell and Arendt (Left) Aldo’s Restaurant (formerly the Copper Coffee Pot), 1029 State Street, 1927 (architects, Edwards, Plunkett and Howell) (Right) Santa Barbara Savings building, 1035 State Street, 1930 (architects, Edwards, Plunkett and Howell; Howell and Arendt) At the southwest corner of State and Figueroa Streets is a group of four commercial structures. They were designed and constructed at separate times but with design sensitivity for the overall composition. The buildings are enhanced by wide decorative sidewalks, street furniture, lighting, and landscaping along State Street. The former Copper Coffee Pot restaurant, with its small patio, is oriented toward the street and pedestrians. Above the patio and sidewalk is a wrought iron balcony, providing a wider view of the streetscape. Specimen plantings accent the building and patio, providing shade and shadow relief against the smooth, City of Santa BarBara white stucco walls. The building was constructed in 1927 and designed by Edwards, Plunkett and Howell. Its northeast portion, formerly a cutlery shop, dates from 1915, with subsequent alterations. Encased in the south wall of the present building is a remnant of the 1859 Orella Janssens Adobe, which once occupied this site. The former Santa Barbara Savings building, located at 1035 State Street, is an example of Santa Barbara’s Spanish Colonial Revival tradition. On the State Street façade, the tall arch identifies the main entrance and allows natural light to illuminate the interior. The tall arched openings along Figueroa Street are well scaled to the building. Rectangular second floor windows add unity by complementing the arched openings beneath. The eaves, comprised of curving copper gutter supports, contrast with the exposed and irregular pattern of the cap and pan Mission tile roof. In 1957, an addition was made to the State Street elevation and is undetectable as such. The detailing, color, fenestration, and proportions work together to complement the adjacent buildings. The original structure was constructed in 1930 and designed by Edwards and Plunkett. The later addition was designed by Howell and Arendt. El PuEBlo ViEjo DESign guiDElinES 15
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