Developers Replacing Architects As Household Names In San Diego
28 September 2005 - 10:00am
Since the 1950s, developers have done more to shape the city of San Diego than architects, for better and worse.
" A century ago, architects were the most dynamic interpreters of the American dream...Builders? Well, they built what they were told to build. Today, the architect's stature has been dwarfed...
Today's typical home buyers would be hard-pressed to name one definitive architect...However, one quickly learns the household names: Barratt, Shea, McMillin.
The history of San Diego developers is long and storied..."
Full Story:
Our love-hate relationship with developers
Source:
The San Diego Union-Tribune, September 27, 2005
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