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Lilian Rice, Architect Biographical Sketch, articleDescription
Printed article titled “Lilian Rice, Architect Biographical Sketch” describing the life and architectural career of Lilian Rice. The text recounts her birth in National City, California, her architectural education at the University of California, Berkeley beginning in 1906, and her early professional experience working with architect Hazel Waterman and the firm of Requa & Jackson. The article discusses her role in planning and supervising the development of Rancho Santa Fe beginning in 1922, including the design of community buildings such as the Rancho Santa Fe Inn, library, school, and commercial structures. The text also references her architectural philosophy emphasizing simplicity of line, form, and color, and notes her design work on the ZLAC Rowing Club clubhouse in 1932. A second page contains a map titled “Historic Lilian Rice Homes in Rancho Santa Fe Tour Map” identifying several residences designed by Rice, including the Lilian Rice Home at 16780 La Gracia, the Terwilliger Home on San Elijo, the Attrill Home on Lago Lindo, the Pease Home at 16639 Las Cuestas, and the Elmer Cord Home on Via de la Valle.
