Where to spot Palo Alto architect Birge Clark's iconic 'Early California' style | News | Palo Alto Online

Anyone who has driven through Palo Alto likely has seen the Spanish-influenced architecture of Birge Clark. His work had so much influence on the city's look that Palo Alto has been referred to “as the city the Birge built."

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