Pennsylvania Architecture – Architecturally Significant Homes

Endless Mountain Estate

Location: Northeastern Pennsylvania
Architect: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Architects
Year Built: 2002
Note: 2003 AIA Pennsylvania Design Honor Award

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Hillside House

Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Architect: Mary Cerrone, AIA and Kevin Wagstaff, AIA
Year Built: 1950
Note: Renovated 2004
2005 AIA Pennsylvania Design Award of Merit

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Irwin Stein Home

Location: Wallingford Pennsylvania
Architect: Irwin Stein
Year Built: 1958
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Pennsylvania Architecture – Architecturally Significant Homes

Endless Mountain Estate

Hillside House

Irwin Stein Home

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