Ernest Born
Glen Park BART Station concourse: the station was designed by Ernest Born and Corlett & Spackman, and Born designed the marble mural.
Ernest Born (1898-1992) was an architect and artist who lived and worked in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Born studied architecture at the University of California, Berkeley, graduating from the school of Architecture in 1922 and earning a master's degree in 1923.
Born designed signage for the Bay Area Rapid Transit system, and collaborated with Corlett & Spackman to design the Glen Park and Balboa Park stations.
Born was an accomplished artist and illustrator as well. He spent a decade collaborating with author Walter Horn to produce the 1979 Plan of St. Gall, which Born illustrated.
He was married to Esther Baum Born, an architectural photographer.
References
- "Two BART Stations". Architectural Record, November 1974.
- Ernest Born collection at UC Berkeley's Environmental Design Archives
- Ernest Born Finding Aid at the Online Archive of California
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