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Pacific Coast Architect was founded in 1911 as a monthly journal published by Coast Publishing Company. In 1914 the magazine became the official publication of the San Francisco AIA and publication shifted to J. A. Drummond. To reflect the magazine's widened scope and national readership, from June 1915 to March 1919, Pacific Coast Architect was known simply as The Architect. In April 1919, The Architect was renamed The Building Review until it reverted back to Pacific Coast Architect in January 1924. After the January 1929 issue, the magazine merged with California Southland into California Arts & Architecture. Note: The Architect published by Forbes Publishing Company can be found here. Click a link to view in PDF format. In Windows, right-click to save and download. The magazine files are large. Depending on connection speed, access may take a few minutes. Report Broken Link / Donate Magazines / Sponsorship
1911: Vol 1-2 |
