Lilian Jenette Rice: Evolution of an Architectural Style, manuscript, October 23 1990

Name/Title

Lilian Jenette Rice: Evolution of an Architectural Style, manuscript, October 23 1990

Entry/Object ID

2025.010.005

Collection

Lilian J. Rice Papers

Archive Items Details

Title

Lilian Jenette Rice: Evolution of an Architectural Style, manuscript, October 23 1990

Description

Five-page typed paper titled “Lilian Jenette Rice: Evolution of an Architectural Style,” authored by Keith Behner, Senior Planner, Rancho Santa Fe Association, dated October 23, 1990. The paper provides a biographical overview of Lilian Jenette Rice (born 1888), her architectural education at UC Berkeley, and her early professional work under Requa and Jackson. It discusses the influence of the 1915 Panama California Exposition, the Spanish Colonial Revival movement, and Rice’s role in the planning and architectural development of Rancho Santa Fe beginning in 1922. The text analyzes her design philosophy, including horizontal emphasis, adaptation to landscape, restrained ornamentation, and integration of traditional Spanish Colonial elements within the Rancho Santa Fe Civic Center and residential architecture.

Creator

Behner, Keith

Date(s) of Creation

Oct 23, 1990

Dimensions

Dimension Description

8.5 x 11 inch

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Rice, Lilian J.

Person or Organization

Rancho Santa Fe Association