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Given that one of the three La Jolla properties that went before the San Diego Historical Resources Board on Sept. 22 for potential historic designation belonged to a landscape architect, the role of landscape architecture was a key item of discussion about it during the board’s meeting.
Two La Jolla properties received historic status from the San Diego Historical Resources Board during its June 23 meeting.
A question of what constitutes a minor change went before the San Diego Historical Resources Board on May 26 in connection with a house in La Jolla.
A house halfway up Roseland Drive overlooking Torrey Pines Road in La Jolla was designated historic Jan. 27 by the San Diego Historical Resources Board.
A house in La Jolla's Upper Hermosa area designed by master architect Edgar Ullrich in the 1920s earned historic designation during the San Diego Historical Resources Board’s Oct. 28 meeting.