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ANTOINE PREDOCK, FAIA (1936-2024)
Predock was born in Lebanon MO. The son of an engineer, he attended the University of Missouri and later the University of New Mexico to study engineering. He switched to Columbia University, where he earned a BA in architecture. In 1967, Predock founded his studio in Albuquerque NM and also had an office in Taipei. In addition to his residential work, Predock's projects include the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College, a ballpark for the San Diego Padres, the National Palace Museum Southern Branch in Southern Taiwan, and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg. Once considered an American Southwestern regionalist, major international commissions cemented Predock’s belief that his "regionalism is portable." Predock was honored with the AIA Gold Medal in 2006. Bio adapted from Wikipedia. His archives are at the UNM Predock Center.
1972 - The Cochiti Lake Townhouses, Tahawash Street, Cochiti NM. Predock and Stanley G. Moore created three designs. Predock collected sand, dirt, and gravel from Cochiti Lake to create a color chart for the townhouse exteriors. Developed and built by Great Western Cities; landscape design, Sasaki/Walter. Featured in Architectural Record Houses of 1972.
1973 - The Citadel Apartments, 1520 University Boulevard NE, Albuquerque NM. Apartment complex with 233 units near the University of New Mexico. Featured in Progressive Architecture, March 1974.
1973 - The Neil Kaminsky House I, 3300 Grande Vista Place NW, Albuquerque NM. Featured in Progressive Architecture, March 1974.
1974 - The La Luz Townhouses, Loop One NW, Albuquerque NM. Landowner Ray Graham, developer Didier Raven, and contractor Gunnar Dahlquist developed 92 townhomes on the west banks of the Rio Grande. B/W photos by Jerry Goffe. Included on the New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties. Featured in several magazines including Architectural Forum, July/August 1969; House & Home, October 1970; Progressive Architecture, March 1974; and Architectural Record Houses of 1970.
1975 - The John L. (Jack) and Donna Rust House, 3500 Sequoia Court NW, Albuquerque NM. Featured in the LA Times Magazine, 6/22/1975. Sold to Charles and Diana Noya. Black and white photos by Julius Shulman.
Mid-1970s - The Tennis Ranch of Taos, aka The Quail Ridge Condominium Resort, 88 State Road 150, El Prado NM.
1976 - The W. Sterling and Ann Dudley Edwards House, aka House in the Sandia Mountains, aka Boulder House, aka Desert House, 250 Spring Creek Place, Albuquerque NM. The house was on the cutting edge of solar technology for its time with 52 large solar panels. Structural engineer, Randy Holt; Bridgers and Paxton, HVAC. Marilynn Cooper was the general contractor. Featured in Architectural Record Houses of 1977. Sold in 1983 to Thomas E. and Rochelle A. Hartman. Sold in 1991 to Dorothy G. Roby. Sold in 1993 to D. M. J. Compton. Sold to in 1999 to Julie Ann and C. Vincent Townsend Jr. Sold in 2013 to John J. and Connie A. Iacuone. Sold in 2018 to Gary W. and Victoria Lynn Mlady.
1979 - The St. Benard Condominiums, 112 Sutton Place, Taos Ski Valley NM. 18 unit condominium project. Sited at the base of the ski slopes of Taos Ski Valley.
1979 - The Virginia Brague House, 60 Estrada Maya #C, Santa Fe NM. Built by G&R Construction. Featured in Architectural Record Houses of 1982.
1983 - The Desert Highlands Townhouses, Pinnacle Peak AZ. A 29-unit attached housing complex designed with Jon Anderson, Geoffrey Beebe, and Ronald Jacob. Featured in Progressive Architecture Awards, January 1984. Unbuilt.
Around 1984 - The Gwenn Robinson and Dwight Burney House, 2010 Los Poblanos Place NW, Los Ranchos de Albuquerque NM. Featured in Architectural Record Houses of 1986.
1985 - The Byron L. Treaster and Jane Gray House, aka Treaster-Gray, 46 Griego Hill, Tesuque, Santa Fe NM. Featured in Architecture, July 1987; GA Houses 21. Jon Anderson was the project architect.
1985 - aka Rio Grande Valley House, Albuquerque NM. Project architect, Geoffrey Beebe. Built by Ron Romeo. Featured in: Architectural Record Houses of 1986; GA Houses 21.
1986 - The Lazarus House, aka Tesuque House, 46 Paseo Encantado SW, Santa Fe NM. Featured in Architecture, July 1988; GA Houses 21. Original clients were a film producer and weaver. Built by Blue Raven.
1986 - The Gene and Donna Fuller House, aka White House, 10040 East Happy Valley Road #200, Scottsdale AZ. Commissioned in 1984. Featured in GA Houses 21 and 101.
1986 - The Beach Apartments, 2525 Tingley Drive SW, Albuquerque NM. 74-unit apartment building for lower and middle-income occupancy. Built by Bradbury and Stamm. Project architect, Ronald Jacobs. Featured in GA Houses 21.
1988 - The Judy and Sidney Zuber House, 6050 East Indian Bend Road, Paradise Valley AZ. Project architects, Geoffrey Beebe, Tim Rohleder, Ronald Jacob, Jim Williams, Sam Sterling, Joe Barden, Mark Harris, Hadrian Predock. Landscape design, Nancy Gerczynski; civil engineer, John Olney; built by Saddleback Construction. Featured in Architectural Record Houses of 1990; GA Houses 32 and 101. Sold in 2004 to Robert C. and Nikal M. Conti.
1988 - The Troy House, 48 Mariposa Ranch Road, Taos NM. Commissioned in 1985. Featured in GA Houses 21.
1991 - The Winandy House, Desert Highland AZ. Featured in GA Houses 40.
1989 - The Rose House, Desert Highland AZ.
1989 - The Monroe M. and Elaine Spierer House, aka Venice Beach House, 2315 Ocean Front Walk, Venice CA. Commissioned 1988. Built by Robert Douroux. Featured in GA Houses 30; Progressive Architecture, June 1989 and April 1991. Sold in 1995 to Carlton A. Chase. Sold in 1997 to Eric and Nancy Saarinen. Sold in 2011 to the Belinson Living Trust. Top photo by Michael Locke.
1993 - The Evelyn Potter Rose House, aka Turtle Creek House, 5 Willow Wood Circle, Dallas TX. Commissioned 1988. Built by Thomas S. Byrne; structural, James F. Smith; landscape design, Rosa Findley. Featured in GA Houses 42; Architectural Record Houses, April 1994.
1993 - The Suzannah and Erin David Rosenthal House, 606 North Ardmore Avenue, Manhattan Beach CA. Built by John Lee. Featured in Architecture, March 1995; GA Houses 31 and 42. Top two photos by Michael Locke.
2002 - The Neil Kaminsky House II, aka West Mesa House, 4109 Silvery Minnow Place NW, Albuquerque NM.
2003 - The Seymour Grufferman and Sue Kimm House, aka Shadow House, 14 Brahma Lane, Santa Fe NM. Sold in 2021.
2006 - The Miriam Horn and Charles Sabel Vacation House, aka Logjam House, aka House in Rio Blanco,14101 County Rod 326, Pagosa Springs CO. 15 acres. Designed with Jon Anderson.
2006 - aka Highlands Pond House and Guest House, 333-335 Glen Eagles Drive, Aspen CO. 11,800sf. Structural, KL&A. Built by Hansen Construction. Commissioned 2002. Featured in GA Houses 107.
2006 - The Sage House, 222 Mariposa Ranch Road, Taos NM. Designed with Jon Anderson.
Sources include: Architectural Record; Predock website; Albuquerque Modernism.