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ALFRED (AL) NEWMAN BEADLE V (1927-1998)
Trained in construction during World War II, Beadle moved to Phoenix in the early 1950s. His lack of an architectural license led to professional difficulties and, at one point, he was charged with practicing without a license. The state of Arizona wanted to grandfather him in by giving him a license, but he refused to accept it. As part of his defense, Beadle's lawyer pointed out that another local architect, one Frank Lloyd Wright, was also practicing without a license. In order to be eligible to take the test Beadle had to obtain the requisite number of apprentice hours required by Phoenix. A retired architect from New York heard of this and specifically formed the Phoenix firm of Alan A. Dailey & Associates so Beadle could obtain the hours before taking the test, which he passed.
Beadle designed and supervised the construction of the 21-story Executive Towers in 1963, then the tallest high rise in Phoenix, when he was only 37. In 1993, the Arizona State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design held a month-long exhibit on his work. Bio adapted from Wikipedia.
1950 - The Al Beadle House #1, 3625 Fairlawn Drive, Minnetonka MN. Photo from Modern Phoenix. Sold in 1998 to Arn Lindekugel.
1950 - The Al Beadle House #2, Minnetonka MN. Status unknown.
1951 - The Al Beadle House #3, 301 West Royal Palm Road, Phoenix AZ. Sold to William and Joan Arnold. Sold in 2002 to Alan Chin and Carolanne Swaby. Sold in 2005 to Paul Herman. Sold in 2021 to Carlos Enrique Sanchez.
1952 - The Fritz Fingado House #1, 3515 East Stanford Avenue, Paradise Valley AZ. Sold in 1957 to Donald Cooley. Sold around 1960 to Ferris and Barbara Simpson. Sold in 2003 to M. Ball. Sold to Theresa Mena.
1952 - The Mrs. Henry Ludke House, 277 East Tuckey Lane, Phoenix AZ. Featured in American Home Magazine, January 1955. Sold around 1970 to the Marino family. Sold in 1981 to Joe and Lynn Baker.
1954 - The Al Beadle House #6, aka White Gates, 4918 East White Gates Drive, Phoenix AZ. Sold to Arthur Aschover. Sold in 2000 to Don and Diane Dillon. Sold to David Lacy. Sold in 2005 to Aubrey and Lynda Maze, who gutted it but did not finish the renovation. Sold in February 2024 to 4918 E White Gates LLC. Demolition requested March 2024.
1955 - The Frederick Steiner Sr. House, 2915 East Sherran Lane, Phoenix AZ. Sold in 2014 to Emanuel Amato.
1955 - The Al Beadle House #7, 5302 East Doubletree Ranch Road, Paradise Valley AZ. Beadle designed this as another family home but sold it soon after to Ben Gossick. Sold in 1966 to Cheryl Hatfield and Paul Boucek. Addition in 1974 by William Kaake. Sold in 2005 to Tasnim Kahn and Jan Tawakol. Sold in 2016 to Thomas and Veronica Rogers. Sold in 2022 to Lu Hung Yang Shu.
1955 - The Al Beadle House #8, aka Uhlmann House, 5202 Saddle Rock Drive, Phoenix AZ. Photos from Modern Phoenix. Sold in 1998 to Russell and Mary Sholes. Sold in 2010 to Jennifer Eschbacher. Has been restored.
1955 - The George Stetson House, 1830 East Rose Lane, Phoenix AZ. Sold to George and Hazel Simanton. Sold in 1991 to Lynn and Gloria Glover. Sold in 1997 to Mark Collar and Leslie Kland.
1956 - The 12th Street Apartments, 5115 North 12th Street, Phoenix AZ. Status unknown.
1956 - The Beadle House #9, 4331 East Palo Verde Drive, Phoenix AZ. Sold to Celia Drake. Photo from Modern Phoenix.
1957 - The Fritz Fingado House #2, 6001 North 38th Place, Paradise Valley AZ. Sold to Alfred and Betty Miller. Sold in 1997 to Jan Watson. Sold in 2011 to David Wood and Candice Park. Sold in 2013 to Thomas Pozarycki. Sold in 2016 to Lee and Tara Rae Maniatis. Destroyed in 2017 after a kitchen fire. New house built in 2018.
1958 - The Healy House, 6240 North Palo Cristi Road, Paradise Valley AZ. Remodeled in 1995. Sold in 2001 to William and Elizabeth Fearnow, still owners as of 2022.
1958 - The Day-O Garden Apartments, 6815 and 6829 East 2nd Street, Scottsdale AZ.
1958 - The Moroccan Apartments, approximately 6530 North 3rd Avenue, Phoenix AZ. A Moroccan themed apartment complex with 21 units and a star shaped pool. Destroyed.
1959 - The Grandview Gardens Apartments, 4646 North 11th Avenue, Phoenix AZ. Status unknown.
1959 - The Murphy Residence. Alan Dailey plans signed by Beadle. Status unknown.
1960 - The Paradise Gardens Tract Housing, Phoenix AZ. Developed by A-1 Construction. Includes 179 houses, 4 models. Beadle dropped out of the development project in 1962. Architect Richard Britt designed a model called "the Century" within the neighborhood.
Example: 1960 - The Marvin Jones and Marie Glotfelty House, aka Jones Glotfelty House, 10001 North 34th Place, Phoenix AZ. Part of Paradise Gardens. Photo from Modern Phoenix. They bought the house in 1998, still owners as of 2022.
Models include:
The Saguaro X-100. 3 bedroom, sun flaps, trellis, CMU protrusions, U-shape. Example house: 3530 East Onyx Avenue, Phoenix AZ. Sold to Geoffrey Patterson. Sold in 2019 to Onyx Projects LLC, who expanded the house to an open concept, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, with a pool. Sold in 2021 to Lawrence Kolterman and Kelly Metzger.
The Palo Verde X-200. 4 bedroom, sun flaps, 3 windows in front elevation, occasional wood sun screens, square aperture in roof by entry. Example house: 10025 North 35th Place, Phoenix AZ. Sold to John Hogg. Sold in 2011 to Shelly Barnett, who converted the house to an open concept with 5 bedrooms. Sold in 2011 to James Gilson and Patricia Gottfried. Sold in 2017 Joshua and Alicia Perkins.
The Ocotillo X-300. 3 bedroom, angled carport with breeze block, large window wall by front door. Example house: 3512 East Onyx Avenue, Phoenix AZ. Sold in 1973 to William and Sylvia Jordan.
The Cholla X-400. 3 bedroom, sun flaps, two windows in front. Example house: 3512 East Gold Dust Avenue, Phoenix AZ. Sold in 1995 to Kenneth Bowring and Gayle Larson. Sold in 2000 to Ruth Ann Fisher. Sold in 2001 to Kathleen Shikany. Sold in 2006 to David and Zorica Carlson. Sold in 2009 to Justin Branch and Lauren Harrison. Sold in 2012 to Stephen and Meghan Riccio. Sold in 2017 to Deedra Cordial.
1962 - The Irvin Kramlich House, 6726 North Desert Fairways Drive, Paradise Valley AZ. Designed while in Alan Dailey's office; Dailey listed as architect. Beadle and associate Ned Sawyer were the architects for the additions completed in 1970, 1973, and 1990. Deeded to Richard and Douglas Kramlich. Sold in 1996 to Thomas and Frances Valente. Sold in 2001 to Jeffrey Anderson. Sold in 2014 to 6726 Desert Fairways Drive LLC. Destroyed in 2015. New house built in 2018.
1962 - The University Village Apartments, aka Park Terrace Appartments, 928 South Terrace Road, Tempe AZ. Alan Dailey plans signed by Beadle. Destroyed around 2017.
1962 - The Al Beadle House #11, 4323 East McDonald Drive, Phoenix AZ. Designed while working for Dailey Associates. Built by Len Pritchard. Featured in Architectural Record Houses of 1965. Color photo from Modern Phoenix. Listed on the National register. Sold to Herbert and Olivia Quist. Sold in 2015 to Robert Lynn.
1963 - The Corcoran House, 4536 ???, Phoenix AZ. Status unknown.
1963 - The Roman Roads Multi-Family Apartments aka Roman Roads Condominiums, 1607 and 1617 Maryland Avenue, Phoenix AZ. Photos by Modern Phoenix. Developed by Burrell Martin. The initial plans for the project included the construction of twelve four-unit buildings, but only five buildings were realized in the first phase of construction. The sixth building was erected in 1970 by P. E. (Gene) Buchli. In 1966 half of the land was sold.
1965 - The Boardwalk Apartments aka Boardwalk Condominiums, 4225 North 36th Street, Phoenix AZ. 34 two bedroom apartments commissioned in 1963.
1963 - The Three Fountains Apartments, 4401-4411 North 40th Street, Phoenix AZ. Apartment project for Frank Braggiotti; currently condominiums. Designed by Alan Dailey with Laszlo E. Sander on plans, cover sheet signed by Beadle.
1964 - The Executive Towers Apartments, 207 West Clarendon Avenue, Phoenix AZ. NRHP Listed. Converted in 1971 to condominiums. 22 stories, 160 units. Renovated around 2019.
1964 - The Triad Apartments, aka Case Study Apartments #1, 4402 North 28th Street, Phoenix AZ. Originally planned for Redlands CA. Dailey Associates Architects with Laszlo E. Sandor, cover sheet signed by Beadle. The three units share a central courtyard with a floating wood boardwalk. Sold in 1994 to Charles and Lynda Hess. Sold in 1999 to Brendan Lundy. Sold in 2009 to Elinor Lemon. Rehabbed in 2012 by John Wesley Lemman. Sold in 2014 to Triad Living Spaces LLC.
1964 - The Litchfield Manor Apartments, aka La Jolla Court in Greenwood Apartments, 1322 North La Jolla Boulevard, Goodyear AZ. Developed by Gary and John Driggs and Bryant Cannon. Furnished by Herman Miller Inc. Sold to Park Longmore. Sold in 1994 to La Jolla LLC. Sold to Blue Valley Apartments. Sold in 2010 to Park Shadows Country Homes. Sold in 2012 to Advantage Equities 7761 LLC.
1966 - The Beadle Home #12 Renovation, 3520 East Oregon, Phoenix AZ Originally designed by Edward Killingsworth in 1957. The guest house would become Beadle House 13 in 1978. Sold in 2007 to Schubert Chiao. Sold in 2016 to Cole Wilcox.
1968 - The Bob Gosnell Apartment Building, 24th Street and Thomas Avenue, Phoenix AZ. Likely unbuilt.
1970 - The Gary and Kay Driggs Residence, 7510 North Shadow Mountain, Paradise Valley AZ. Photo by Modern Phoenix. Still owners as of 2021.
1971 - Apartment project, North 36th Street, Phoenix AZ. Status unknown.
1971 - Apartment complex, South Shouse Street, Phoenix AZ. Status unknown.
1971 - Apartment Complex with Commercial Building, 2900 East Broadway, Tucson AZ. This was to be a 12-story apartment complex with a 5-story office building all called Century Park. Unbuilt due to financial issues by the developer and the land was sold.
1972 - The 1200 East 10th Street Apartments, 1200 East 10th Street, Tucson AZ. Unbuilt.
1972 - The Camelback 32 Residential Condominium Development, aka Camelback Place, 3241 East Cambelback Road, Phoenix AZ. Developed by the Bridgewood Corporation as a 32-unit complex.
1974 - The James Patrick House, 6628 East Exeter Boulevard, Scottsdale AZ. Sold in 1992 to Robert E. Jones Jr. Still owner as of 2022.
1975 - The Cove Landing Apartment Towers, 2015 South Finley Road, Lombard IL. Associate architects: Reinheimer and Associates. Initially intended to be seven 12-story buildings, only two were built, plus a recreation building. Plato Foufas Company, developer.
1977 - The R. E. Henrich House, Desert Fairways Drive, Paradise Valley AZ. Status unknown.
1977 - The Charles Spencer House, Lot 22, 5327 Desert Vista Road, Paradise Valley AZ. Unbuilt, and the lot was sold to Richard Finley. Charles Spencer was a developer.
1977 - The Al Sole Apartments Addition, Chandler AZ. Status unknown.
1978 - The Shelor House, aka Beadle Home #13, 3514 East Oregon, Phoenix AZ. Beadle split the lot and extensively renovated and expanded the guest house. Sold to Shelley M. Cohn in 1996, still owner as of 2022.
1978 - The Eugene Schupak house, 9440 East Mariposa Grande Drive, Scottsdae AZ. Sold for the first time in 2015 to David Tedesco. Remodeled by builder Tom Argue. Sold in 2018 to Kenneth and Nancy Downey. Sold in 2021 to David and Kristi Spouse.
1979 - The Joe McDonald Project, East Thomas Road and 5th Street, Phoenix AZ. Likely unbuilt.
1981 - House, Lot 6, Block 511, Desert Ranch, Carefree AZ. Likely unbuilt.
1982 - aka Butterfly House, 34802 North Desert Ridge Drive, Scottsdale AZ. Sold in 1995 to Philips and Sondra Upham, who commissioned Beadle to design an addition, completed in 1999. Still owners as of 2022.
1985 - The Edward Rothe House, 38205 North Sombrero Road, Carefree AZ. Sold in 1997 to Marc and Heather Breckwoldt. Sold in 2007 to Lynn and Casidy Hofacket. Sold in 2022 to the Burks Family.
1987 - The Sam Sutton Pool and Cabana, 4933 East Arroyo Verde Drive, Paradise Valley AZ.
1987 - The Alfred Beadle House, aka Carefree Too, 7522 East Carefree Drive, Carefree AZ. Sold in 2003 to Kaori Takamura.
1988 - The Webster House, North Andover MA. Unbuilt.
1989 - The Paul and Maribeth Anderson House, 34046 North Segundo Circle, Scottsdale AZ. Sold in 1999 to Theodore Rice. Sold in 2001 to Michael and Linda Boland. Sold in 2003 to Andy Hurwich. Sold in 2018 to Roger and Nancy Newell.
1989 - The Hodur House, 8535 Sombrero Road, Carefree AZ. Destroyed in 1998.
1994 - The Novak Home, aka Hawks Nest, 1340 East Las Palmaritas Drive, Phoenix AZ. Sold in 2001 to Gloria Demaree. Sold in 2002 to Larry Vansickel.
Around 1995 - The Phillips and Sondra Upham Renovation, 33-37 Manters Point, Plymouth MA. Original house built in 1905. Sold in 2022 to David Connolly and Scott McManus.
1996 - The Daniel and Elaine Gruber House, 7420 North 58th Place, Paradise Valley AZ. Still owners as of 2022.
1997 - The James Gillanders House, 5416 East Desert Jewel, Paradise Valley AZ. Unbuilt.
1997 - The Heald-Halverson House, 2050 North Arrowhead, Prescott AZ. Unbuilt.
2017 - The Celestial Dispancia House, aka Beadle House, 2365 Villa Distancia Court, Palm Springs CA. Desert Palisades area. Originally designed by Beadle in the 1970s for Paradise Valley AZ, unbuilt. Built in Palm Springs by architect Lance O'Donnell.
Year unknown - The Meier Triplex, Phoenix AZ. Status unknown.
Year unknown - The George Ponty Apartment, Hollywood Boulevard and Fuller Avenue, Los Angeles CA. Unsure if built.
Year unknown - Beachfront Residential Complex, Imperial Beach CA. Design study for Architects International (Phoenix) and Universal Financial (San Diego). Unsure if built.
Year unknown - Residential Midrise Tower, Lombard IL. Unsure if built.
Year unknown - The Spider House. Unbuilt.
Year unknown - The Barrett Residence, Desert Ranch, Scottsdale AZ. Unbuilt.
Sources include: Architectural Record; Modern Phoenix.