Santa Catalina

1500 Mark Thomas Dr, Monterey, CA

Mediterranean Revival 85%
Contemporary 70%

Santa Catalina features a blend of Mediterranean aesthetics, characterized by rustic materials and a harmonious relationship with its natural surroundings. It stands as an example of contemporary interpretations of traditional designs.

Architectural Styles

Mediterranean Revival

85%

This style is reflected in the building's use of terracotta roof tiles, stucco walls, and arched doorways, all typical of Mediterranean architecture.

Terracotta roof tiles
Stucco exterior
Arched entryways
Balconies
Decorative wrought iron

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Contemporary

70%

The building incorporates modern materials and design elements, blending traditional forms with contemporary functionality.

Open floor plan
Large windows
Integration with landscape
Eco-friendly materials
Innovative spatial organization

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Notable Features

Lush landscaping
Rustic stonework
Balcony with wooden railing

Historical Context

This building reflects a revival of Mediterranean styles in the early to mid-20th century, adapted for the Californian climate and lifestyle, showcasing a shift towards more organic and integrated design approaches.