This file just provides a small portion of some of my projects and work experience, from public speaking, site assessments and reports, other various projects and documentation.

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Summary of Projects and Work Related Experience
The following is a list of various projects completed over my career as an Architect and as a
Project Manager. Projects indicated in Blue have a brief summary and sample of work or photos
of the project. Additional information for other projects can be provided upon request.
 Public Speaking, Hearings & Commission Meetings:
 Planning Commission Report – Web Meeting Minutes – Santa Clarita, Ca.
 Planning Commission Report – Web Meeting Minutes – Pittsburg, Ca.
 Entitlements / Assessment Reports:
 Chipotle Mexican Grill – Entitlement Services.
 Krispy Kreme Doughnuts – Entitlement Services.
 Starbucks – Entitlement Services.
 Civic:
 Capitol Unity Center Sacramento – Sacramento Ca
 Arvin Branch Library – Arvin Ca
 San Gabriel City Hall renovation and seismic restoration
 Master Plan Development for the; Santa Anita Race Track Redevelopment District.
 Commercial:
 Manchester Mall Expansions and Tenant Improvements – Fresno Ca
 R.C. Willey Two-Story Prototype Retail Facility
 Downtown Davis Retail Center
 Trader Joe’s at University Mall, Davis Ca.
 Walgreens – Portola, San Francisco (LEED Gold).
 Developer:
 Irvine Technology Center – Irvine Ca
 Oak Creek Business Park – Irvine Ca
 Discovery Business Center - Irvine Ca
 Education:
 Madera Unified School District Portables Program
 Vehicle Maint. Facilities. Kerman Unified School District
 Facilities. Kerman Unified School District, High School Master Plan
 Ka-Lima-O-Maui Nursery Expansion, Training Center for the Disabled
 Lynnwood High School No.2.
 Physics and Lab Facility Classrooms, California University Irvine.
 Marysville Unified School District, Critical Hardship renovations.
 Marysville Charter School – Relocatables
 Healthcare:
 DaVita Dialysis Clinics
 Campus Commons Pet Hospital
 Selma District Hospital – Trauma Center
 Lodi Memorial Hospital – Various expansions.

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 Aviation:
 Woffard’s Aviation Incorporated – Hanger and Office Expansion
 Military:
 Base Housing Units – Davis Monthan Air Force Base
 Renovation 1000 Man Dorm Units – Lackland Air Force Base
 Municipal:
 Site Survey and Adaptive Documentation for The City of Fresno Waster Treatment
Facilities (Development of Master Site Plan from various historic documents, Ariel Photos
and on-site field surveys).
 City of Fresno Waste Water Facility Expansion.
 Historical Renovation or Documentation:
 Historic restoration and Renovation for Angelica Linen Services
 Pukalani Town Home Development. Historical and Renovation
 Historical and Renovation, Restoration Documentation of local island churches for
Women Helping Women-Domestic Violence Centers.
 Historical Architectural Building Survey (HABS) documentation for the Banning Museum,
City of Banning Ca.
 Historic adaptive reuse survey and documentation: LeMesnager Barn, Deukmejian
Wilderness Park, City of Glendale
 Historic survey and documentation of the San Juan Capistrano Mission
 City of San Juan Capistrano “Little Hollywood” Historic District Redevelopment Project-
New Residential Units.
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 Public Speaking, Hearings & Commission Meetings:
 Conditional Use Permit application hearing for alcohol sales by Chipotle
Mexican Grill; City of Santa Clarita, Ca
The following is a brief portion of the meeting minutes as recorded by the City of
Santa Clarita, Ca as part of the conditional use permit application to allow for the use
of alcoholic beverages to be served by the applicant, Chipotle Mexican Grill, John
Vezirian representing Chipotle Mexican Grill.
MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF SANTA CLARITA CA
Tuesday, November 15, 2005, 7:00 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER
The meeting of the Planning Commission of the City of Santa Clarita was called to
order by Chairperson Ostrom at 7:02 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, 23920
Valencia Boulevard, Santa Clarita, California.
FLAG SALUTE
Commissioner Burkhart led the flag salute.
ROLL CALL
Chairperson Ostrom, and Commissioners Berger, Burkhart, Kennedy and Trautman
were all present.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
A motion was made by Commissioner Trautman and seconded by Commissioner
Kennedy to approve the agenda. Said motion was passed by a vote of 50.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF OCTOBER 26, 2005 (SPECIAL MEETING),
NOVEMBER 1, 2005 (SPECIAL MEETING), AND NOVEMBER 1, 2005 (REGULAR
MEETING)
A motion was made by Commissioner Trautman and seconded by Commissioner
Kennedy to approve the minutes of October 26, 2005 (special meeting), November 1,
2005 (special meeting), and November 1, 2005 (regular meeting). Said motion was
approved by a vote of 50.
PUBLIC HEARING
ITEM 2 MASTER CASE NO. 05253, MINOR USE PERMIT NO. 05039
Fred Follstad, AICP, Senior Planner, gave the staff report and computer slide
presentation in the absence of the project planner, Jessica Humphries, Assistant
Planner II.
The public hearing was opened at 7:27 p.m.
Charles Merser and John Vezirian, representing the applicant, addressed the
Commission on behalf of Chipotle Mexican Grill with regards to the permit application
and address any public comments and or concerns.
Speaking in opposition to the item were Alicia Barlow, Tammy Noltemeyer, and Cam
Noltemeyer.
The public hearing was closed at 7:42 p.m.
A motion was made by Commissioner Trautman and seconded by Commissioner
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Permit No. 05039, To allow for alcohol sales at Chipotle Mexican Grill located within
the High Ridge Shopping Center at 28102 Newhall Ranch Road, Suite B1,subject to
the associated conditions of approval (Exhibit A). A roll call vote was taken. Said
motion was passed by a vote of 50.
PUBLIC BUSINESS FROM THE FLOOR
There was no public business from the floor.
ADJOURNMENT
A motion was made by Commissioner Trautman and seconded by Commissioner
Kennedy to adjourn the meeting. Said motion was approved by a vote of 50
and the meeting was adjourned at 11:15 p.m.
Dennis Ostrom, Chairperson Planning Commission
Lisa M. Hardy, AICP, Planning Manager Community Development
 Conditional Use Permit application hearing for alcohol sales by Chipotle
Mexican Grill; City of Pittsburg, Ca
The following is a brief portion of the meeting minutes as recorded by the City of
Pittsburg, Ca as part of the conditional use permit application to allow for the use of
alcoholic beverages to be served by the applicant, Chipotle Mexican Grill, John
Vezirian representing Chipotle Mexican Grill.
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE PITTSBURG PLANNING
COMMISSION
February 14, 2006
A regular meeting of the Pittsburg Planning Commission was called to order by
Chairperson Ramirez at 7:00 P.M. on Tuesday, February 14, 2006 in the City Council
Chambers, Civic Avenue, Pittsburg, California.
ROLL CALL:
Present: Commissioners Dolojan, Garcia, Harris, Ohlson, Thomas,
Tumbaga, Chairperson Ramirez.
Absent: None
Staff: Planning Director Melissa Ayres, Associate Planner Dana
Hoggatt, Associate Planner Christopher Barton, Assistant Planner Kristi Vahl, and
Senior Civil Engineer Alfredo Hurtado.
POSTING OF AGENDA:
The agenda was posted at City Hall on Friday, February 10, 2006.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Commissioner Thomas led the Pledge of Allegiance.
DELETIONS/WITHDRAWALS/CONTINUANCES:
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COMMENTS FROM THE AUDIENCE:
There were no comments from the audience.
PRESENTATIONS:
There were no presentations.
CONSENT:
a. Minutes – January 24, 2006.
Commissioner Ohlson requested a clarification to the third bullet under the comments
he had made as identified on Page 15 of the minutes. He wanted to make certain
that his comments did not imply that Pittsburg High School was located on Leland
Road. Planning Director Melissa Ayres recommended that the bullet be modified as
follows: • Page 297, top paragraph, third sentence, referenced Pittsburg High School
as being near the intersection of Railroad Avenue at Leland Road. He
[Commissioner Ohlson] asked that the sentence be modified in that the
school was closer to the intersection of Harbor and School Streets.
MOTION:
Motion by Commissioner Garcia to approve the minutes of the January 24, 2006
meeting, as amended. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Dolojan and
carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Commissioners Dolojan, Garcia, Ohlson, Tumbaga Noes: None
Abstain: Commissioners Harris, Thomas, Ramirez Absent: None
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
Item 3: Chipotle Full Alcohol Service. AP-06-303 (UP)
Application by John Vezirian of Rauschenbach Marvelli Becker Architects on behalf
of Chipotle Mexican Grill requesting a use permit to allow full alcohol sales in
conjunction with a planned self-service restaurant within a new 9,100 square foot
multi-tenant building (currently under construction) located at 4400 Century
Boulevard, CC (Community Commercial) District; APN 074-460-025 and 026.
Associate Planner Christopher Barton presented the staff report dated February 14,
2006 and recommended the adoption of Resolution No.9622 approving Use Permit
Application No. AP-06-303
PUBLIC HEARING OPENED
PROPONENTS:
JOHN VEZIRIAN, Rauschenbach Marvelli Becker Architects, 2277 Watt Avenue,
Second Floor, Sacramento, stated that he had read the conditions of approval, had
reviewed them with his client, and was in agreement with those conditions. As to the
sale of alcohol, beer and wine in response to Commissioner Dolojan, he stated that
those drinks would be sold in bottles, with margaritas to be sold in cups. Employees
would be trained in the sale of alcohol, which would be monitored, particularly in
terms of the outdoor patio area to ensure that alcohol was not being passed outside
of the seating area. He added that Chipotle Mexican Grill had other sites throughout
the Bay Area, the State and the east and west coasts.
DOUGLAS W. MESSNER, Sierra Pacific Properties, advised that Sierra Pacific
Properties supported the tenant which would be a nice use in between the existing
fast food uses closer to Somersville Road and the adjacent sit down restaurant sites.
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OPPONENTS: None
PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED
MOTION: AP-06-303 (UP)
Motion by Commissioner Garcia to adopt Resolution No. 9622, approving Use Permit
Application No. AP-06-303, a Use Permit to allow full alcohol service in conjunction
with a self service restaurant within a 9,100 square foot multi-tenant building located
at 4400 Central Boulevard for “Chipotle Full Alcohol Service,” with the conditions as
shown. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Dolojan and carried by the
following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Dolojan, Garcia, Harris, Ohlson, Tumbaga,
Ramirez Noes: None Abstain: None Absent: Commissioner Thomas
ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 8:17 P.M. to a regular
meeting of the Planning Commission on February 28, 2006 at 7:00 P.M. in the City
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 Entitlements / Assessment Reports:
The following is a portion of a site assessment report that was prepared and provided for a
Chipotle Mexican Grill, to be constructed in Pittsburg, Ca. The full report is approximately 50
pages, so this is just a portion. The full report can be provided as well as additional samples if
desired.

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 Civic:
PROJECT SUMMARY: Capitol Unity Center – Sacramento Ca
Capitol Unity Center
16th and N Street
Sacramento, Ca
Constructed: TBD upon completion of current permitting process.
Area: 29,226 S.F.
Cost: $30 Million Dollars
Client: Capitol Unity Council of Sacramento
Architect: Joint Venture Project: Studio Southwest Architects / Paul Menard & Associates
Construction Document Production Services by RMB Architects
2277 Watt Avenue, Sacramento Ca
Ph: 916.488.8500
Project manager: John Vezirian
Description: 29,000 S.F. Cultural learning in the heart of downtown Sacramento. The center will
consist of a 3 story structure, housing a restaurant, Learning centers and conference facilities.
The center was designed by Studio Southwest Architects and was a joint venture project with
Paul Menard and Associates of Sacramento. RMB Architects was hired to provide design and
construction document production which included many of the key design elements. Project is
also a LEED Silver Design.
Additional Rendered View of the Unity Center

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PROJECT SUMMARY: Arvin Branch Library
Arvin Branch Library
201 Campus Drive
Arvin, Ca 93203
Constructed: Yes - Mid 1990’s
Area: 8200 S.F.
Cost: $1.2 Million
Client: City of Arvin / Kern County
Architect: Thirtieth Street Architects,
2121 Newport Blvd, Newport Beach, Ca
Ph: 949.673.2643
Project manager: John Vezirian
Description: 8200 S.F. Public Library constructed for the City of Arvin and Kern County as part of
the Kern county Library System. The facility was constructed in the mid 90’s for the city and the
county as a facility for the residents of the city of Arvin and also for the use of the local schools.
The building is of wood framed construction with a tile roof and cement plaster finish.
Aerial View of Arvin Branch Library Facility

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 Commercial Projects:
PROJECT SUMMARY: Downtown Davis Retail, Davis Ca
Downtown Davis Retail Center
139 G Street and 140 F Street
Davis, Ca
Constructed: Yes, Completed 2009
Area: 13,000 S.F. Total ( 2-Buildings)
Cost: $1.7 Million
Client: Henderson Properties LLC
Architect: Joint RMB Architects
2277 Watt Avenue, Sacramento Ca
Ph: 916.488.8500
Project manager: John Vezirian
Description: 13,000 S.F, redevelopment project located in downtown Davis, Ca. The project
consisted of the demolition of existing structures and the construction of Two New Retail Shops
Building for the client between the adjacent structures, on being the existing hotel and the existing
ND
buildings along 2 Street. Design Development for this project was by John Gack A.I.A. and the
follow through of the project was by RMB Architects, including all consultant coordination,
coordination with the City of Davis Downtown Redevelopment Department, production of
construction documents and construction administration.

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View of completed project from G Street
Detail work along F Street

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PROJECT SUMMARY: Walgreens – Portola Avenue, San Francisco Ca,
Walgreens - “LEED Gold”
Portola Blvd and Fowler Avenue
San Francisco, Ca
Constructed: Still under development.
Area: 14,000 S.F.
Cost: $2.2 Million Dollars
Client: Interra Development LLC / Walgreens
Architect: RMB Architects
2277 Watt Avenue, Sacramento Ca
Ph: 916.488.8500
Project manager: John Vezirian
Description: 14,000 Walgreens Pharmacy to be constructed at the corner of Portola Blvd and
Fowler Avenue in the city of San Francisco. The project will be constructed on the site of a
currently existing Shell Gas Station (to be removed). This is a non prototype facility and
incorporates design feature to tie into the existing neighborhood. The project is also a LEED Gold
Certified project and will incorporate features such as a Green Roof, Solar Power Generation,
Green Grid Wall Systems, Sol-A-Tube Natural Lighting system and more to meet the Gold
Rating.

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First Floor Plan
East Elevation

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 Developer Projects:
Irvine Technology Center – Irvine Ca

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Irvine Technology Center
El Camino Real and El Camino Real North
Irvine, Ca
Constructed: Yes – All phases have been completed.
Area: 1.3 Million S.F.
Cost: Est. $50 Million Dollars
Client: The Irvine Company
Architect: LPA Inc.
5161 California Ave # 100
Irvine, CA 92617-8002
(949) 261-1001
Principle in Charge: Jim Kelly
Project Manager: John Vezirian
Description: 1.3 Million square foot commercial office park developed by the Irvine Company,
along the 5 Freeway corridor. The project consisted of 22 Two Story tilt-up structures in a campus
formation the project consisted of sited development and planning and the development of the
structures themselves and production of construction documents, permit processing and
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Aerial view of completed Irvine Technology Center
Partial bird’s eye view of completed development

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 Education:
Lynwood High School No.2 – Marco Antonio Firebaugh High School
Lynwood High School No.2 – Marco Antonio Firebaugh High School
Martin Luther King Blvd and Wright Road
5246 Martin Luther King Blvd.
Lynwood Ca
Constructed:
Area: 158,000 S.F.
Cost: Not Available
Client: Lynwood Unified School District
Architect: LPA Inc.
5161 California Ave # 100
Irvine, CA 92617-8002
(949) 261-1001
Principle in Charge: Jim Kelly
Project Manager: John Vezirian
Description: Planned in conjunction with the existing John Ham Park, this new 158,000-sq.-ft.
high school facility, housing approximately 1,600 students on the former 14.8-acre John Ham City
Park site. Joint-use for City of Lynwood and school district functions was the primary
development guide for the campus site plan. Public joint-use facilities, such as the new
performing arts center, gymnasium, play fields, and community multi-purpose room.
Educationally, the program is clustered in to four distinct academic villages. Included within each
village are classrooms, computer labs, teacher work areas, and conference rooms. Linking the
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links the main public functions and is provided with information markers to highlight the
achievements of significant individuals in the community. The High School was one of my final
projects with LPA and I consider it one of my most challenging and rewarding projects with the
firm.
Exterior of Administration Building
General Ariel Photograph of Completed Campus

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Bird’s Eye View of completed Campus
Bird’s Eye View of completed Campus

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 Healthcare:
Campus Commons Pet Hospital.
Campus Commons Pet Hospital and Surgical Center
2373 Fair Oaks Blvd.
Sacramento, Ca
Constructed: Pending (plans completed and permitted)
Area: 8500 S.F.
Cost: $2.3 Million Dollars
Client: Dr. Robert Richardson
Architect: RMB Architects
2277 Watt Avenue, Sacramento Ca
Ph: 916.488.8500
Design Architect. John Gack A.I.A.
Project manager: John Vezirian
Description: Approximately 8500 S.F. Two Story office building to be constructed on the existing
site of the current pet hospital. This facility will combine general vet services and a state of the art
surgical center including CT and MRI facilities for the clients pets. The ground floor houses the
general vet services and the second floor is to house the surgical services facility. Construction is
of CMU, Stucco, Extensive glass and stone features. The facility has parking partially under the
second floor which required roll down fire doors, as a unique challenge. Also a challenge was to
design and coordinate the construction of the new facility between an existing facility and a cell
phone tower and service yard. The goal was in keeping the existing facility open during
construction and then demo the old upon completion of the new facility.

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Partial Site Plan – Campus Commons Pet Hospital

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DaVita Dialysis Center – West Elk Grove, Sacramento Ca
DaVita Dialysis – West Elk Grove and Red Bluff Ca
Sacramento, Ca
Constructed: Yes, completed and operational
Area: 10000 S.F.
Cost: $1.5
Client: DaVita Dialysis Inc.
Project Manager: Valarie Roberts
Architect: RMB Architects
2277 Watt Avenue, Sacramento Ca
Ph: 916.488.8500
Project manager: John Vezirian
Description: During my term at RMB I had completed approximately 10 dialysis clinics for DaVita,
these included facilities in Sacramento, Yuba City, Red Bluff, West Sacramento, Natomas, Citrus
Heights, Vacaville and others. These are OSHPD 3 facilities, and although OSHPD does not
normally review the plans. They must meet OSHPD guidelines and codes. The facilities generally
are interior tenant improvements. There are occasions where DaVita has built ground up facilities,
as shown on the following page. This is the facility for Red Bluff. This project posed a unique
challenge, as the site lay beneath the flight path of the emergency heliport. And thus provided
many unique height restrictions and design challenges.

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Red Bluff Floor Plan
Aerial view of DaVita Red Bluff and hospital heli pad.

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 Aviation:
PROJECT SUMMARY: Wofford Aviation Incorporated
Wofford Aviation Incorporated
4955 E. Andersen Ave (Fresno Intl. Airport).
Fresno Ca
Constructed: Mid 1980’s
Area: 4500 S.F.
Cost: N/A
Client: Wofford Aviation Incorporated
Architect: Bode and Bode Architects
th
5657 N. 6 Street, Fresno, Ca.
Architect: Harry Bode (retired)
Project manager: John Vezirian
Description: 4500 S.F. expansion to existing hanger facility to provide for new parts department
and aviation administration services offices, including sales and charter services offices. The
addition was constructed to the front of the hanger facing the runways of the airport, as shown in
the photo below; it also included an observation deck across the front for access to upper offices.
Notable feature included the use of gas filled window systems to reduce air traffic sound.
Aerial View of Wofford Aviation Facility

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 Military:
PROJECT SUMMARY: Davis Monthan Air Force Base Housing
Davis Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson, AZ.
Constructed: 2003
Area: 32,280 S.F.
Cost: N/A
Client: SUNDT Construction / U.S. Air Force / Army Corp of Engineers
Architect: MFDB Architects
3444 Marconi Avenue, Sacramento Ca
Architect: Dan Dameron, Project manager: John Vezirian
Description: Phase 1 of a 4 Phase dormitory development for the base, which also
included the demolition of existing housing units and the construction of (14) connected
(8) man housing units, of (56) total units to be developed, including site development in
conjunction with SUNDT Construction as part of a design build contract for the Air Force
and the Army Corp of Engineers, as shown below (note Phase 1, mirrored from plans
prior to const).
Aerial View of Housing Units – Phase 1

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Site Plan – Phase 1
Floor Plan – Phase 1

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 Municipal:
Aerial view of existing Fresno Waste Water Treatment Facility
Fresno Wastewater Treatment Facility
Fresno Ca
Constructed: Yes
Area: Undetermined
Cost: N/A
Client: City of Fresno, Fresno County
Architect: R.L. Davidson and Associates, HDR Engineering Division
Fresno, Ca.
Architect: Robert Davidson
Project manager: Peter Strieff
Description: Joint project for the development of the expansion to the existing city treatment
facilities. My work consisted of a site survey of the existing facility to prepare a site plan for the
development drawings. This work consisted of 4 weeks of field measurement of all buildings, and
other structures, site features and utilities, coordination with aerial photographs and historical
documents to prepare a concise composite site plan for the existing development and the future
expansion.

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 Historical Renovation or Documentation:
Historical Architectural Building Survey - General Phineas Banning Residence
General Phineas Banning Residence,
401 East M Street, Wilmington,
Los Angeles County, CA
Architect: Thirtieth Street Architects,
2121 Newport Blvd, Newport Beach, Ca
Ph: 949.673.2643
Project Architect: John Loomis A.I.A.
Project manager: John Vezirian
CALL NUMBER:
HABS CAL,19-WILM,2-
REPRODUCTION NUMBER:
[See Call Number]
MEDIUM:
Measured Drawing(s): 6 (34 x 44 in.)
Photo(s): 107 (4 x 5 in.)
Photo Caption Page(s): 6
DATE: Documentation compiled after 1933.
CREATOR: Historic American Buildings Survey, creator
NOTE: Survey number HABS CA-2660
SUBJECTS:
CALIFORNIA--Los Angeles County--Wilmington
OTHER TITLE:
Banning Museum
COLLECTION:
Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)
REPOSITORY:
Library of Congress, Prints and Photograph Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA
DIGID:
http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.ca2250
Link: http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-
bin/query/S?pp/hh:@field(TITLE+@od1(General+Phineas+Banning+Residence,+401+East+
M+Street,+Wilmington,+Los+Angeles+County,+CA))
Description: HABS survey of the existing Banning Residence in Wilmington Ca. Survey included
site survey to field measure the existing residence, photograph and provide record drawings for
the Parks Service and the City and County of Los Angeles. Please see the following pages for
samples from the survey.

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Site and General Data Drawing
Floor Plan

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Exterior Elevations
Sections

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Banning Residence Photo 1
Banning Residence Photo 2