Chandler Residence (Palm Beach, FL)

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Title

Chandler Residence (Palm Beach, FL)

Description

Volk introduced the British Colonial Style to Palm Beach with a house commissioned by Byron Chandler. Prior to construction, Volk visited Jamaica via seaplane to conduct research. Along with a white tile roof, covered balconies, and green shutters, the home featured copper pipes laid in the floors to heat them. Despite a campaign to designate the house as a landmark, it was demolished in 1989.

Creator

John L. Volk, architect

Source

John L. Volk collection, Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach.

Date

1932

Rights

All applicable rights reserved by the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach. Written permission from the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach Archives must be obtained before using an item for publishing or commercial purposes.

Citation

John L. Volk, architect, “Chandler Residence (Palm Beach, FL),” Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach Architectural Archives, accessed May 17, 2024, https://preservationfoundationofpalmbeach.omeka.net/items/show/214.