Arizona Architecture – Architecturally Significant Homes

California Midcentury

Architect J. Barlund designed this midcentury modern home in California.

Location: Rancho Mirage, AZ
Architect: J. Barlund
Year Built: 1967

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Campbell Cliffs

This magnificent modern estate home on 20 acres was designed by Les Wallah, FAIA of Line and Space, LLC. in the foothills of the Catalina Mountains, in one of Tucson’s most prestigious residential areas.

Location: Tucson, AZ
Architect: Les Wallah of Line and Space, LLC
Note: This home was featured on the cover of the book, 21st Century House

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Quartz Mountain Residence

Location: Paradise Valley, AZ
Architect: Steve Martino & Associates
Note: 2006 ASLA Residential Design Award of Excellence
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ASLA 2006 Professional Awards

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Tucson Residence

Location: Tucson, AZ
Architect: Rick Joy
Year Built: 2007
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Coldwell Banker – Arizona Real Estate

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