James Francis Dunn
American architect (1874–1921)
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James Francis "J. F." Dunn (1874 – October 19, 1921)[1] was an American architect who designed many buildings in San Francisco, California.[2] His work demonstrated his appreciation of a wide range of architecture styles.[2]
The Gaughran House (1900) at 2731–2735 Folsom Street in the Mission District, San Francisco is his oldest surviving work; it is in the Beaux-Arts style and is listed as a San Francisco Designated Landmark since 2017.[3][4]
List of works
- Gaughran House (1900), 2731–2735 Folsom Street, San Francisco; SFDL-listed[4]
- Apartment Building on Franklin Street (1900), 2415–2417 Franklin Street, San Francisco
- Bliss Flats (1901), 1347 McAllister Street, San Francisco[2]
- Alhambra Apartments (1913), 860 Geary Street, San Francisco[2][5]
- Chambord Apartments (1921), 1298 Sacramento Street, San Francisco; SFDL-listed, CHL-listed, and NRHP-listed[6][7]
