Address
3040 Hibiscus Drive, Honolulu HI 96815
TMK
(1) 3-1-034:012
SHPD Historic Site Number
80-14-9754
Abstract
The Richard M. Botley Residence was built in 1931 near Diamond Head in Honolulu. It is significant for its architecture as a good example of a Spanish Mission Revival house built in Hawaii during the period 1920-1931. It is characteristic of the style with its red tile roof and white masonry walls. Further evidence of the style is displayed by its massing, use of wrought iron ornamentation, round arched opening and a courtyard. The two-story, L-shaped house was designed by noted Honolulu architect Robert Miller. Like other architects of this time, the Spanish Mission revival style was considered an appropriate style of architecture during the 1920’s-early 1930’s for a semi-tropical climate such as Hawaii’s.
The Richard M. Botley Residence was built in 1931 near Diamond Head in Honolulu. It is significant for its architecture as a good example of a Spanish Mission Revival house built in Hawaii during the period 1920-1931. It is characteristic of the style with its red tile roof and white masonry walls. Further evidence of the style is displayed by its massing, use of wrought iron ornamentation, round arched opening and a courtyard. The two-story, L-shaped house was designed by noted Honolulu architect Robert Miller. Like other architects of this time, the Spanish Mission revival style was considered an appropriate style of architecture during the 1920’s-early 1930’s for a semi-tropical climate such as Hawaii’s.
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