PCAD - Allison and Rible, Architects

Aerial view of the Reseda Charter High School, (center), Reseda, Los Angeles, c. 2017; from Google Maps/Street View

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George Boggs Allison, Ulysses Floyd Rible

Active 1944-1964

Allison and Rible was formed in October of 1944; it did the 1949 Master Plan for California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo, a plan to accommodate 4,080 students;

PCAD id: 158

Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
1st Presbyterian Church #2, Wylie Chapel, Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA	1945-1949	Los Angeles	CA
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly SLO), Science Building, San Luis Obispo, CA		San Luis Obsipo	CA
California State Polytechnic College, San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly SLO), Master Plan #1, San Luis Obispo, CA	1949	San Luis Obsipo	CA
Claremont Men's College, Appleby Hall, Claremont, CA	1947	Claremont	CA
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), Reseda Senior High School, Reseda, Los Angeles, CA	1954-1955	Los Angeles	CA
Patio House, Beverly Hills, CA	1947	Beverly Hills	CA
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Engineering Building, Unit A, Westwood, Los Angeles, CA	1947-1949	Los Angeles	CA

Publications

Allison, George B., "The design of industrial plants", American Institute of Architects Journal, 25-29, 31-33, 7/1953. Allison, George B., "The church and its architecture", American Institute of Architects Journal, 17: 124-129, 3/1952. "Portland Cement Association Advertisement Appleby Hall", Architectural Forum, 91: 4, 219, 10/1949. "Engineering Building, Unit A", Architectural Record, 32-3, 10/1948. Mink, James V., Campus and urban architecture oral history transcript : Allison, George B., 1904-1977, c1974. Campus and urban architecture oral history transcript George B. Allison, 1974. "Allison, George Boggs, Obituary", Los Angeles Times, 23, 06/26/1977. "Allison and Rible form partnership", Southwest Builder and Contractor, 36, 10/20/1944. "Wylie Chapel plans", Southwest Builder and Contractor, 90, col 3, 11/02/1945.

Links

Master Plan History