Greene and Greene in black and white

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Language

English

Bibliographic Citation

The California Geographer 34: 57-77

Notes

The structural creations of Greene and Greene offer insight into working genius, raising their craft to new levels of quality in craftsmanship, detail, and integrated design. Their domestic residences remain not only as living documents of social and architectural history but also as the educational base for new generations of designers and architects. Their work is an important resource to southern California not only because of its unique visionary style, but because it remains as testament to and a signature of southern California climate, environment, and lifestyle. The culture bound into these designs should be carefully preserved to prevent the permanent loss of a dynamic piece of history and identity. What follows is a comprehensive look at the two brothers, Charles and Henry, and the environment that inspired them to elevate their craft into an art.

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Greene and Greene in black and white