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Architect
Garrett Van Pelt
1910–1950Mediterranean Revival, Spanish Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival
Garrett Van Pelt was a distinguished Pasadena-based architect known for his sophisticated command of historical revival styles that defined the upscale residential neighborhoods of Southern California. Often collaborating with Sylvanus Marston, he brought a refined eye for proportion and period detailing to his projects, elevating the standard for domestic luxury. His legacy is etched into the landscape of Pasadena, where his work continues to exemplify the grand architectural heritage of the pre-war era.
Notable: Pasadena Public Library (collaborator), various private estates in Oak Knoll
Residences
0 homesNo active listings currently attributed to this architect.
Architect biographies sourced from the Los Angeles Conservancy.