Photos: Juan Worner Baz
Juan Worner Baz, an architect, designed homes, buildings and St. Phillip's Plaza.
Juan Worner Baz
Roberta Franzheim lives in a home designed by Juan Worner Baz. The two bedroom windows look out into the front and are in the corners of the room. The 1,400 square foot home was built in the 1960's. Baz combined mid-century modern elements with Spanish colonial. In addition to Tucson homes, Baz designed St. Phillip's Plaza. Photo taken: Thursday July 31, 2014.
Juan Worner Baz
Roberta Franzheim lives in a home designed by Juan Worner Baz, an architect originally from Mexico City. One of his signatures is an entryway that leads to several rooms in the home. Photo taken: Thursday July 31, 2014.
Juan Worner Baz
Roberta Franzheim lives in a home designed by Juan Worner Baz. Baz combined mid-century modern elements with Spanish colonial. In addition to Tucson homes, Baz designed St. Phillip's Plaza. Photo taken: Thursday July 31, 2014. Photo by: Mamta Popat / Arizona Daily Star
Juan Worner Baz
Roberta Franzheim lives in a home designed by Juan Worner Baz, an architect originally from Mexico City. One of his signature styles is placing windows and mirrors in the corner of a room. Photo taken: Thursday July 31, 2014.
Juan Worner Baz
Roberta Franzheim lives in a home designed by Juan Worner Baz, an architect originally from Mexico City. One of his design signatures are windows placed in a corner. This corner in the master bedroom which looks out into the front of the home. The 1,400 square foot home was built in the 1960's. Photo taken: Thursday July 31, 2014.
Juan Worner Baz
Roberta Franzheim lives in a home designed by Juan Worner Baz, an architect originally from Mexico City. One of his signature design elements are windows that are the corners of a room. The living room is one of several rooms to lead off from the entryway. Photo taken: Thursday July 31, 2014.
Juan Worner Baz
David Papanikolas lives in a home designed by Juan Worner Baz, an architect originally from Mexico City. Papanikolas' home, built in 1963, is located in the neighborhood, Catalina Foothills Condominiums. The plaster in the fireplace is original as well as the window wall on the left. Photo taken: Thursday July 31, 2014.
Juan Worner Baz
David Papanikolas lives in a home designed by Juan Worner Baz, an architect originally from Mexico City. Papanikolas' home, built in 1963, is located in the neighborhood, Catalina Foothills Condominiums. The dining room is original to the home with the built-in shelving. Photo taken: Thursday July 31, 2014.
Juan Worner Baz
These statues designed by Juan Worner Baz are spread around the area in the Catalina Foothills Condominiums. Baz was an architect originally from Mexico City, who in addition to Tucson homes, designed St. Phillip's Plaza. Photo taken: Thursday July 31, 2014.
Juan Worner Baz
Juan Worner Baz designed this water tower that is at the entrance to the Catalina Foothills Estates no. 7 at River Road and North Via Entrada. Photo taken: Monday August 04, 2014.
Juan Worner Baz
Juan Worner Baz designed this water tower that is at the entrance to the Catalina Foothills Estates no. 7 at River Road and North Via Entrada. Photo taken: Monday August 04, 2014.
Juan Worner Baz
Juan Worner Baz, an architect originally from Mexico City, not only designed homes in Tucson but also John W. Murphey's Mexican colonial style building at Broadway Village Shopping Center. Photo taken: Tuesday August 05, 2014.