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BART PRINCE (1947-)
Prince was born in New Mexico and graduated from Highland HS and later Arizona State University. He opened his own practice in Albuquerque in 1973. He counts Frank Lloyd Wright, Antoni Gaudi, and Bruce Goff as his architectural inspirations. He was a former student and assistant to Goff and was associate architect on the Pavilion for Japanese Art in Los Angeles County Museum of Art from 1978 to 1988. He taught at UNC-Charlotte as a visiting professor, at one time with John Lautner. Prince's great-grandfather was L. Bradford Prince, Governor of the New Mexico Territory from 1889 to 1893. Bio adapted from Wikipedia.
1970 - The Sandersier House, Tijeras NM. Unbuilt. Photograph is of model, at the actual site.
1971 - aka Copper Mine and Museum, Malibu CA. Unbuilt.
1972 - The Zuni House, aka Shalako South, Albuquerque NM. Destroyed for a Burger King.
1973 - The Diamonds Student Apartments, 1830 Vassar Drive NE, Albuquerque NM. 32 units. Sold to Thomas and Patricia Coulson.
Around 1974 - The Robert and Cynthia Hanna Compound. Unbuilt.
Around 1974 - The Anthonie Worley House, 3416 Monte Vista Boulevard NE, Albuquerque NM. Across from Prince's studio. Wooden structure built on top of an existing Pueblo Revival house. Still owner as of 2024.
1975 - aka Sha La Min, 1605 Coal Avenue SE, Albuquerque NM. It was modified from the original Prince scheme. Previously a natural foods store, it was sold in 2021 and later converted into apartments. The property was sold to Elf Owl LLC.
That's Bart in the
photo.
1975 - The Hal and Ann O'Brien Residence, 107 La Senda Road, White Rock NM. Featured in GA Houses 19. Sold in 2020 to Charles Michael and Vanessa Richardson.
Around 1975 - The Pat and Joni Grant Residence, 111 La Senda Road, White Rock NM. Featured in GA Houses 19, the Grants, inspired by what Prince designed for their neighbors, commissioned a home of their own. Later sold to David North and Akkana Peck.
1976 – The Melton Benge Apartments (aka Nakomis Apartments), 13016 Constitution Avenue NE, Albuquerque, NM. An 8-unit complex at the corner of Nakomis. Later sold to Nakomis Dwellings LLC, with some units available as Airbnbs. Benge also built four similar complexes in Lovington, NM.
1977 - The Robert Hanna Studio Addition, aka the J. R. Willis House, aka Snail House, aka Casas de Suenos, 310 Rio Grande Boulevard SW, Albuquerque NM. Featured in GA Houses 19. Original house constructed in 1938 by artist J. R. Willis. Sold to Genesis Worldwide Resorts.
1977 - The Robert Lett Addition, 6109 Woodford Place NE, Albuquerque NM. Original house built in 1959. Addition off back of house. Sold to Alyssa Ritchie and Scott Jones.
1979 - The Martha Morris Apartments, aka Mariposa Monarca Apartments, 3409 Tulane Drive NE, Albuquerque NM. Sold in 2023 to Tulane Real Estate LLC.
1979 - City of New York, aka New York Apartments. Unbuilt.
1981 - The Theodore (Ted) and Kathy Parnall Addition, aka Seven Lipsticks in Search of a Purse, 1324 Princeton Drive NE, Albuquerque NM. Project foreman, Martin Grummer. The last two photos are renderings for an unbuilt 2005 addition. Still owners as of 2025.
Around 1981 - The Brown House, Palo Alto CA. Unbuilt.
1981 - The Bart Prince Studio, Santa Fe NM. Burned in 1982 by an arsonist. Featured in GA Houses 19. Was not rebuilt, and Prince moved to Albuquerque.
1982 - The Dale and Margo Seymour Residence, 11170 Mora Drive, Los Altos CA. Project foreman, Martin Grummer. Featured in GA Houses 19. Still owners as of 2021.
1982 - The Chalabi House, Baghdad, Iraq. On the Tigris River. Featured in GA Houses 19. These are model photos. An Iranian jet bombed the site before construction could begin.
1982 - The Alan Porter and Alice McGehee House, near Tijeras NM. Featured in GA Houses 19. Unbuilt. The clients could not convince a bank to finance such an unusual design.
1982 - The Steve Walley House, 11501 Modesto Avenue NE, Albuquerque NM. Kory Baker, project foreman. Sold in 2020 to Trisha and Troy Hughes.
1984 - The Bart Prince House, aka Bug House, aka Hovercraft House, aka Spaceship UFO House, 3501 Monte Vista Boulevard NE, Albuquerque NM. Built by Prince; photos, Robert Reck. Featured in Architectural Record Houses of 1985. Prince built a gallery (last photo) at 3507 Monte Vista Boulevard NE, Albuquerque NM, built over an existing 1940s Pueblo style house. Both still owned by Prince as of 2025.
1986 - aka Laurelwood Spec House, Laurelwood Street, Albuquerque NM. Kory Baker, project foreman. Status unknown.
1988 - The Brad and June Prince Residence, aka Bradford House, 224 Spring Creek Lane, Albuquerque NM. Project foreman, Martin Grummer. House for Prince's father and stepmother. Photos by Alan Weintraub. Sold to Natalia Diakon and Robert Devine.
1988 - The Abbas Akhil House, 1726 Soplo Road SE, Albuquerque NM. Project foreman, Martin Grummer. Sold to Kristina Torsiello.
1989 - The Joe and Etsuko Price Residence, 173 Shorecliff Road, Corona del Mar CA. 4500sf. Son of Harold Price that Wright did the Price Tower for. Engineer, Engineering Associates; built by Eric Johnson. Featured in Architectural Record Houses of 1991. Addition by Prince in 1996. Photos by Scott Frances/ESTO. Deeded to the Price's daughter.
1990 - The Letitia Quinn House, Santa Fe NM. Unbuilt.
1991 - The Henry Whiting Residence, aka Sun Valley House, 63 Greenhorn Gulch Road, Hailey ID. Project foreman, Martin Grummer. Whiting's uncle was Alden Dow. Whiting also owned a Frank Lloyd Wright in Idaho. House sold, but more research needed.
1991 - The Judy and Stuart Spence Renovation, 333 Grand Avenue, South Pasadena CA. Original Spanish Colonial house built in 1927. Sold in 1997 to Irene Sang. Sold in 2014 to Pei Pei.
1992 - The Stocking House, Albuquerque NM. Built. Project foreman, Martin Grummer. Status unknown.
1993 - The George Gradow and Barbi Benton Residence, 840 North Starwood Road, Aspen CO. The couple originally imagined a 15,000 sf house but the design came out to 24,000. Has expanded to 27,000 sf. Still owners as of 2022.
1993 - The Christopher Mead and Michele Penhall Residence, 4504 Sunningdale Avenue NE, Albuquerque NM. Project foreman, Martin Grummer. Mead wrote several books about Prince. Still owners as of 2024.
1993 - The Ruther Residence, 1208 North Summit Drive, Santa Fe NM. Sold in 2013 to Stefan Preuss.
1995 - The Boyd and Mary Kay Hight Residence, aka Whale House, 15320 Seadrift Avenue, Caspar CA. Architectural RECORD called it an "a-frame on acid." Still owners as of 2024.
1995 - The Gerry Hazelbaker Townhouses, aka Cielo del Oeste Townhouses, 1704 Del Cielo Drive NW, Albuquerque NM. 35 units.
1995 - The Rosensweig House, Santa Fe NM. Unbuilt.
1996 - The Robert Hanna House, aka Richmond Spec House, Albuquerque NM. Unbuilt.
The Csaba Sziklai House, 8610 East Maverick Court, Carefree AZ. Sold in 2001 to James and Margaret Massey. Sold in 2022 to Robert Straus and Jay Stuart.
1998 - The Robert Borden and Kathleen Wiegner House, aka Borden-Wiegner Residence, 224 San Diego Drive, Jemez Springs NM. They were editors of the local paper, Jemez Thunder. Sold in 2020 to Jessica Chynowyth.
1998 - The Groves Family Compound, South Laguna CA. Unbuilt, the town just would not let the clients build it.
Early
scheme.
1999 - The Steve Skilken Residence, 7383 Cubbage Road, Westerville OH. Commissioned in 1996. Skilken wanted a design like the Joe Price House. Features a tropical garden with a lap pool running through it and a heliport with interior storage for a helicopter. Featured in GA Houses 52. Still owner as of 2024.
2000 - aka Riyadh House, Riyadh House, Saudi Arabia. For a member of the Saudi Royal Family. Unbuilt.
2001 - The Julia Fu Residence, 4845 Huron Drive NE, Rio Rancho NM. Built by Kory Baker, Arbor Construction. Still owner as of 2024. Bottom three photos by Robert Reck.
2002 - The Martha May House, Sea Ranch CA. Unbuilt, due to creative restrictions at Sea Ranch.
2004 - The Carlisle House,
Winter Park CO.
Almost all underground. Unbuilt.
2004 - The Parsifal Townhomes, Bay Court and Parsifal Streets, Albuquerque NM. 24 units. Developed by Bart Prince. Built by Kory Baker, Arbor Construction. Commissioned around 1996.
2004 - The Glorietta Whitmore Residence, 86 Sabino Gonzales Road, Glorieta NM.Built by Kory Baker, Arbor Construction. Featured in Architectural Digest, October 2006 and February 2013. Sold in 2018 to John Hefferin.
2004 - The Michael White and Stephanie Best-Logan House, Utah. Son of Jane Whitmore. Unbuilt.
2005 - The Dan Scherger and Suzanne Kolberg Residence, 1010 Tramway Lane NE, Albuquerque NM. Built by Kory Baker, Arbor Construction. Deeded to Suzanne Kolberg. Sold to Joseph Frey and Komi German.
2005 - The Anderies House, La Vita CO. Two schemes. Unbuilt.
2006 - The John Rausch and Diane Zodikoff House, Flat Iron Mesa, near Moab UT. Unbuilt.
2006 - The Mark Lever and Alisa Morgenthaler House, aka Malibu Project, 28827 Grayfox Street, Malibu CA. Commissioned 1998. Sold in 2010 to Sean Fahey and Robin Luce of the Sogel Family Trust.
2014 - The Matt DiGregory and Lou Pellon House, Placitas NM. Unbuilt. Kory Baker, Arbor Construction, was scheduled to do the build.
2016 - The Frank Angel House, Malibu CA. Unbuilt.
2022 - The Robert Geller House, Santa Fe NM. Built by Kory Baker, Arbor Construction.
2024 - The Richard Fagerstrom House, Mountainair NM. Built by Kory Baker, Arbor Construction.
Sources include: Architectural Record; Virtual Globetrotting; Bart Prince Architect; National Register of Historic Places; GA Houses; The Gentle Art of Wandering.