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Architect Patrick McInerney’s Private San Diego Sanctuary Lists for $3.5 Million
Tucked away in San Diego’s historic and architecturally eclectic Mission Hills neighborhood is a striking, sharp-edged, angular home defined by interconnected smooth, light gray stucco and stone pavilions that open to a central courtyard with floating stone steps and a tranquil water feature. Created by noted architect Patrick McInerney —a former protégé of London design legend David Chipperfield —the contemporary gem rests amid a canyon hillside on just under a quarter-acre ringed with lush greenery. A San Francisco Mansion With Ties to a Nobel Laureate and a Brothel Lists for $25 Million Built as McInerney’s personal residence and known as Villa K—a cryptic moniker that mirrors its restrained blueprint—the steel-framed structure was completed in 2013. Featured in Architectural Digest soon after, the residence came from the architect’s desire for absolute structural tranquility. Dismissing traditional visual clutter, he sought a hyper-minimalist aesthetic—one defined by his signature “disappearing design” philosophy, which seeks to seamlessly blend switches, outlets, cords, and hardware directly into the surroundings. Wood shelving and a minimalist fireplace are built into the living area’s smooth plaster wall. Gary Kasl RELATED : Russell Wilson and Ciara Relist Their Sprawling SoCal Home for a Reduced $45 Million Now, on the market for
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Shop small and celebrate the holidays in Downtown El Cajon
November is the perfect time to start checking gifts off your holiday list while discovering what makes Downtown El Cajon special. From one-of-a-kind finds at local shops to a festive community celebration, Downtown El Cajon has plenty of ways to get into the holiday spirit while supporting the businesses that make the neighborhood unique.
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Local housing advocates discuss the impact Prop 1 could bring to San Diego region