Kocher-Samson Building

Architect: Albert Frey
Year: 1934
City: Palm Springs, CA

The Kocher-Samson Building is a 1934 commercial building in downtown Palm Springs designed by Albert Frey, one of his earliest works in California. It holds a strong street presence typical of downtown's early commercial blocks and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

the architect

The Kocher-Samson Building was one of Albert Frey's earliest works in California, built in 1934 near the start of his career in the desert.

significance

The Kocher-Samson Building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

nearby

Fire Station No. 1 0.5 mi · Mid-Century Modern · 1955
Sieroty House 0.5 mi · Mid-Century Modern
Palm Springs Art Museum 0.7 mi · 1938
Twin Palms 0.8 mi · Mid-Century Modern
Frey House II 0.8 mi · Mid-Century Modern · 1964
Kaufmann Desert House 0.8 mi · Mid-Century Modern · 1946

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