5. Ivy Substation Mission Revival architecture was a style that arose in the late 1800s, drawing inspiration from California’s Spanish missions. Typically, this style is marked by “simple” aesthetics: tiled roofs, thick arches springing from piers, exterior arcades, bell towers, and – most identifiably – curved, Baroque gables. THE REAL PLACE: One prominent example is the…
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