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A Product of "Arrested Development": History of Diamond Heights

 

  1. San Francisco Redevelopment Agency in Consultation with the Department of City Planning. A Report to the Board of Supervisors: Redevelopment in Diamond Heights. March 1950. Available at Archive.org. 

  2. Glen Park in the Forties. Glen Park Perspective. September 1974. Available at Archive.org. 

  3. Kuwack R. History of Miraloma Park. Miraloma Park Improvement Club. April 2005. Available at MiralomaPark.org. 

  4. Tufts University. San Francisco 1905 (Burnham Plan). Available at Tufts University. 

  5. Kamiya, G. Quarrymen hit few obstacles to blowing up hills around S.F. San Francisco Chronicle. February 22, 2014. Available at SFGate.com. 

  6. Crocker-Langley San Francisco City Directory, 1948-1949. R.L. Polk and Co.: San Francisco, CA. Available at Archive.org.

  7. San Francisco Redevelopment Agency Annual Report, 1963. Available at Archive.org. 

  8. Grunsfeld III, EA. Step-Down Apartment Units in Diamond Heights – San Francisco, California. Submitted in partial fulfillment of the Bachelor of Architecture degree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, May 16, 1952. Available at DSpace@MIT.

  9. Brandi R. San Francisco’s Diamond Heights: urban renewal and the modernist city. J Planning Hist. 2013;12:133-153.

  10. San Francisco Planning and Urban Renewal Association (SPUR). Fifty Years of Redevelopment. March 1999. Available at SPUR.org. 

  11. Architectural Program Statement. Diamond Heights, Red Rock Hill Competition. Prepared by the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency in Cooperation With the Northern California Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. City and County of San Francisco, CA. February 24, 1961. Available at Archive.org. 

  12. Architectural Advisory Panel Evaluation Report. Diamond Heights, Red Rock Hill Competition. Prepared by the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency in Cooperation With the Northern California Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. City and County of San Francisco, CA. June 30, 1961. Available at Archive.org.  

  13. San Francisco Fire Department. Guardians of the City, Station 26. Available at Guardians of the City. 

  14. Brown M. San Francisco Modern Architecture and Landscape Design, 1935-1970. U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service: Washington, D.C. September 30, 2010. Available at Archive.org. 

  15. 1979 San Francisco Redevelopment Program. Summary of Project Data and Key Elements. San Francisco Redevelopment Agency. Available at Archive.org. 

  16. Beverly Willis [images]. Available at the International Archive of Women in Architecture. Available at the Virginia Tech Imagebase. 

  17. Galli Jr, RF. The Heritage of Galli Builders. Available at Galli Heritage. 

  18. Diamond Heights Eichler Homes. Available at EichlersForSale.com. 

  19. Parallel Movements, Oak Park, 1889-1890. Available at PBS.org.

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