The Kaiser House, Oakland, California

♦ 2007 Partners In Preservation Award, Oakland Heritage Alliance

The Kaiser House, an Oakland Landmark, was Henry Kaiser's first home, a dignified Italian Renaissance Revival residence designed by renowned local architect William Schirmer and built between 1924-25. Henry Kaiser was one of America's boldest entrepreneurs, the father of American shipbuilding, and renowned for dams, highways and healthcare.

The home is currently undergoing renovations including foundation and drainage repairs, exterior and interior finish restoration, and mechanical and electrical improvements.

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