PCAD - Masten and Hurd, Architects

Exterior view of the Del Rey Fraternity House (later the Yun Lin Temple Cultural Center of Black Sect Tantric Buddhism), Berkeley, 2018; from Google Maps/Street View

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Louis Peter Baldini, Lester W. Hurd, Charles Franklin Masten Sr., Wilbur David Peugh, Vincent Gerard Raney, Wallace Redmon Stout Sr.

Active 1919-1959

Succeeded by Masten, Hurd, and Gwathmey, 1959; office: 526 Powell Street, San Francisco, CA, (1962);

PCAD id: 134

Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
98 Saint Francis Boulevard House, Saint Francis Wood, San Francisco, CA	1929-1930	San Francisco	CA
Cabrillo College, Watsonville, CA
Cabrillo College, Watsonville, CA
Foothill Junior College, Campus Plan, Los Altos Hills, CA	1960-1962	Los Altos	CA
Lytton Square Office Building, Downtown, Palo Alto, CA	1957-1960
San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD), Gompers, Samuel, High School, San Francisco, CA	1939-1940	San Francisco	CA
Sutherlin, H.C., House, Saint Francis Wood, San Francisco, CA	1927	San Francisco	CA
United States Government, Veterans Administration (VA), Hospital, Fresno, CA	1949	Fresno	CA
University of California, Berkeley (UCB), Del Rey Fraternity House, Northside, Berkeley, CA	1923-1924	Berkeley	CA
University of California, Berkeley (UCB), School of Public Health, Cancer Research and Genetics Laboratory, Berkeley, CA	1955	Berkeley	CA
University of California, Berkeley, Bevatron Nuclear Particle Accelerator, Berkeley, CA	1950	Berkeley	CA
University of California, Berkeley, Press Building, Berkeley, CA	1939	Berkeley	CA
University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), Hastings College of Law, San Francisco, CA	1953	San Francisco	CA

Publications

Architect & Engineer, 105, 11/1927. "Foothill College, Los Altos Hills, California, 1957-1960 ", Process: Architecture, 85, 34-39, 10/1989. "Foothill College, 1957-60", Process: Architecture, 85, 34-39, 10/1989. Montgomery, Roger, "Most popular campus; follow-up: Foothill College, Los Altos Hills, Calif", Progressive Architecture, 54: 113-117, 06/1973.