Above: Classic mid-century row houses in San Francisco built from plastic bricks.
2013 SAN FRANCISCO ROW HOUSE SERIES
This series of 35 row houses was built by BrickTrick artist Philip Buchan. The series mimics homes built from the late nineteen forties through the early nineteen fifties throughout several neighborhoods in San Francisco. The structures in this collection were patterned after homes in the Miraloma Park neighborhood on the side of Mount Davidson.
Above: Many row houses features stairways to a second floor entry.
Above: Detail close-up.
Above: Some row houses are painted in bright and bold color schemes.
Above: Some row houses have first floor entries.
Above: Some row houses have a more sleek and "modern" appearance to the architecture.
Above: Many row houses feature archways over doorways and garages.
Above: Some row houses with first floor entries have a small covered porch.
Above: It's not uncommon to see a first floor entry next door to a second floor entry.
Above: Beige is banished in this bold color scheme.
Above: More variations of row house architecture.
Above: Some row houses employ more traditional architectural elements and appear more European or Mediterranean in style.
