- Alameda County Courthouse - Oakland CAAlameda County courthouse is a striking example of Moderne Architecture. It consists of a large base filling a city block, a setback tower, two further stories of jail set farther back and a hipped roof with observation cupola at the top. The base and tower are white concrete with striking vertical window columns. The south facade features a large bas-relief eagle over the door (and has been altered for wheelchair access). The main entrance, no longer used, faces Lake Merritt to the east, with a grand lobby and staircase flanked by large marble mosaics. The interior, housing several floors of...
- Fairmont Hospital Building - San Leandro CA"The Architect and Engineer" of 1936 reports that a ward building at Fairmont Hospital was a WPA project.
- Highland Hospital Clinic (Demolished) - Oakland CAThe Works Progress Administration (WPA) constructed a central clinic building in the Highland Hospital in Oakland in 1935 or 1936. The exact location and design of that building are unknown. There is no evidence that the WPA clinic building is still standing; it was undoubtedly demolished during recent construction of a large new hospital building behind the original hospital of 1927. The photo here shows the entrance to the 1920s hospital, which was built in florid Spanish Revival style.