Pasadena’s Craftsman architectural tradition provides the basis for a more up-to-date interpretation of these elements which guided the Crown City Human Clinics form and materials selection: stucco finish, cultured stone wainscoting, copper-colored metal roofing, and natural wood trellises, while the use of clerestories and large windows provides ample natural lighting in each building.
This building is one of four that provide the Crown City Medical Campus with a homogeneous, craftsman-based appearance. The campus’s design received the 2007 Design Award of Merit from the California Council of the Society of American Registered Architects.