A. Quincy Jones - Significant Buildings

Significant Buildings

  • 1938 Jones House and Studio, 8661 Nash, West Hollywood, Los Angeles, California
  • 1947 Palm Springs Tennis Club Addition, with Paul R. Williams. Palm Springs, California
  • 1948
    • Pueblo Gardens housing development, for developer Del Webb, Tucson, Arizona
    • Town & Country Restaurant, with Paul R. Williams. Palm Springs, California. (altered)
    • Romanoff's on the Rocks, Palm Springs, California (altered)
    • Nordlinger House, 11492 Thurston Circle, Bel Air, Los Angeles, California
  • 1950
    • Brody House, 360 South Mapleton Drive, Holmby Hills, Los Angeles, California
    • Mutual Housing Association Development (Crestwood Hills), with Smith and Contini. Los Angeles, California
    • Hvistendahl House, San Diego
    • Andrew Fuller House, Charron Lane, Fort Worth, Texas
  • 1951 Campbell Hall School, 4717 Laurel Canyon, North Hollywood, California
  • 1952 House, Bienveneda and Marquette Streets, Pacific Palisades, California
  • 1953 House, 503 N Oakhurst Drive, Beverly Hills, California (destroyed by new owner circa 1995)
  • 1954
    • Emmons House, 661 Brooktree, Pacific Palisades, California
    • U.S. Gypsum Research Village House, Barrington, Illinois
  • 1955 Jones House, 1223 Tigertail Road, Los Angeles (destroyed by fire)
  • 1956 Eichler Steel House X-100, San Mateo, California
  • 1957 Lido Sands Development, (82 houses)
  • 1959 Biological Sciences Building, University of California at Santa Barbara
  • 1960 Faculty Center, University of Southern California Los Angeles, California
  • 1961 Case Study House No. 24, Chatsworth, California (unbuilt)
  • 1963 Shorecliff Tower Apartments, 535 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica, California
  • 1964
    • Joseph Eichler Housing Development, Granada Hills, California
    • University Research Library, unit I, University of California, Los Angeles, California
    • Laguna Eichler Apartments, 66 Cleary Court, San Francisco, California
    • Joseph Eichler Housing Development, Thousand Oaks, California
    • Long Beach Naval Station Family Housing, Long Beach, California
  • 1965 University of California, Irvine (partnership with William Pereira)
  • 1966
    • Walter Annenberg Estate "Sunnylands," Rancho Mirage, California
    • Carillon Tower, University of California, Riverside, California
    • Edward Chiles Residence, Shady Oaks Lane, Fort Worth, Texas
  • 1967 Chemistry Building, University of California, Riverside, California
  • 1971 Research Library, unit II, University of California, Los Angeles, California
  • 1975 Mandeville Center for the Arts, University of California, La Jolla, San Diego, California
  • 1976 Annenberg School of Communication, unit I, University of Southern California, Los Angeles California
  • 1979 Annenberg School of Communication, unit II, University of Southern California, Los Angeles California.


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