In renovating this Cow Hollow home, reaches across a century, imagining how architect Elizabeth Austin would’ve updated her designs for today
Mary Jo Bowling
Photo credit: Joe Fletcher
Good Bones
Designed by Mark English
The house was built in 1917 in San Francisco’s Cow Hollow by Elizabeth Austin, a little-known female architect. She was the classmate and contemporary of the more popular Julia Morgan in an age when female architects were a rarity.
