Maybeck
Maybeck is a surname that has appeared in American architecture and design. The most prominent bearer is Bernard Ralph Maybeck, an American architect and designer who played a leading role in the Arts and Crafts movement in the San Francisco Bay Area in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The name is relatively uncommon and is most often associated with Bernard R. Maybeck.
Maybeck's work is noted for its inventive use of natural materials, light, and craft, with an emphasis
Among his most famous projects is the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, built for the
He influenced later generations of architects with a distinctly regional interpretation of the Arts and Crafts