Continuing from the review of architectural plans from yesterday, these are the Barracks. Again, there will always be two sets to the blueprints: the full set and the information in the right hand corner.
These are images from the application itself
And the comparisons to the blueprints, the best that I can sort out:
And some comparisons from the old until today, you can see that there have been a lot of changes, I know that the windows have been swapped out from wood to aluminum and the paint job is different. It’s not clear if siding is the same either:
Blogging Bayport Alameda 
Trying to see Bruno’s signature …
Comment by Ron Mooney — June 17, 2022 @ 7:27 am
Growing up in the military, I can assure you, that, with a little tweak here n there, these plans/buildings are not unique. Think about how many military installations there were between 1930-1960. Basically, the same buildings are everywhere. Does anyone really think in 1942 that they hired an architect specifically to design the school? In the middle of a war? The operative word here is boilerplate. I’m surprised a local PE or AIA hasn’t mentioned it. Great research, but sad you have had to do it.
Comment by Li_ — June 17, 2022 @ 11:31 am