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RALPH HAVER NEIGHBORHOODS
To the best of our collective knowledge and according to documentation, below are all the known Haverhoods.
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Regents Park was Luxurious Living in the Shadow of Camelback Mountain and quite possibly featured some of the most affordable homes in the Arcadia area.
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Mayfair Manor finally receives a proper windshield survey.
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Town and Country Paradise is the last known example of Fred Woodward's Town and Country series, complete with more arid landscaping, port-cocheres instead of patio-ports and "Haver Block" a-plenty
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Thunderbird Country Club Estates is my best guess at the South Mountain properties so important to the Haver family. Wife Millie used to own property here. Decide for yourself.
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Southdale is the first subdivision that Ralph Haver designed in South Phoenix, 1948.
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Ralph Haver's Windemere neighborhood is looking better than ever. All new up-to-the-minute photos.
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Marlen Grove, the number one favorite neighborhood in our Top Ten Neighborhoods 2008 poll
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Ralph Haver's Town and Country homes in Janet Manor and surrounding streets
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Primary source advertisements about Ralph Haver's Town and Country Homes in Scottsdale
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Town and Country Manor in Rancho Ventura: Putting the 'hood back in Haverhood
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Ralph Haver's Town and Country at 78th Place and Oak in Scottsdale, recently designated Historic!
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The Rancho Ventura / Town & Country Fifty is Fab Home Tour event 2007, including audio of guest speaker panel.
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Town & Country Paradise (no images yet)
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Northwood by Ralph Haver, featuring "the Princess", the home that 500 housewives built
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Finally, some good photos and ads of Ralph Haver's Janet Manor
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The Third Annual Modern Phoenix Home Tour in Ralph Haver's Marlen Grove neighborhood
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Canal North, the first known Haverhood ever
RALPH HAVER RENOVATIONS
UNCONFIRMED RALPH HAVER NEIGHBORHOODS
To the best of our collective knowledge, these could also be Ralph Haver designed neighborhoods. However, hard documentation has yet to surface.
COMMERCIAL AND CIVIC BUILDINGS
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Pima Plaza is a temple of redwood in the similar style of the demloished Entz-White Lumberyard on Architect's Row.
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Saint Vincent de Paul Catholic Church is an prime example of church, school and residential all sharing the same campus in all its Superlite glory, designed by Ralph Haver & Associates, of course!
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Paradise Valley United Methodist Church is Perhaps Ralph Haver's greatest accomplishment in red brick construction, and hearkens to his other masterworks of the same era.
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Creighton Church is part of where it all started for Haver, in this modest and slightly Googie style church in 1947
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1960s coverage of the award-winning Phoenix Municipal complex by Ralph Haver in downtown Phoenix by Arizona Architect magazine by the AZ AIA.
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The Triangle Building -- still a mystery who designed it, and still a head-turner.
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A Student's-eye view of their brand new high school, Ralph Haver's Coronado High. From the 1967 Cononado High yearbook themed "Our Town".
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Architect's Row at 3rd and Camelback where all the major firms had offices in the 50s.
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Copenhagen Imports, formerly Lou Regester Furniture designed by Ralph Haver
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ASU Campus
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Tempe City Hall by Michael and Kemper Goodwin, 1971
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Washburn Piano Company Building, DEMOLISHED!
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