Marc Lyman

San Diego Contemporary Architecture is almost by definition a new form of architecture in our neighborhoods. It’s a form of architecture that isn’t always readily embraced in some of San Diego’s older neighborhoods. Even in the most traditional neighborhoods, it is not unusual for a gleaming contemporary design to be nestled in among older homes. … Read more

San Diego Mid-Century Architecture has become increasingly popular in recent years. That is especially true for highly original properties. Quintessential examples of mid-century style are also increasingly hard to find. Many mid-century homes have been altered or completely remodeled, rarely with an eye toward keeping their original details intact. The clean, simple lines of mid-century … Read more

Spanish Architecture goes hand-in-hand with San Diego. From the California missions to Old Town, to the many clay tile roofs, Spanish-style homes are ubiquitous in San Diego. I also have to admit a personal bias – we have lived in a 1930’s Spanish Colonial home since we moved to Point Loma in the early 2000’s. … Read more

One does not have to look far before finding beautiful examples of San Diego Craftsman architecture. Mission Hills is the most well-known neighborhood for this style of architecture. However, you can find examples of Craftsman homes in just about every San Diego neighborhood. Please note that because this search is keyword based, you may find … Read more