Architect Roland Coate designed the Spanish Colonial Revival style mansion in 1925. Located in the historic Oak Knoll neighborhood of Pasadena, California.

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The architectural team of Johnson, Kaufman and Coate designed the Spanish Colonial Revival style residence in 1924. The house is located in the historic Oak Knolls neighborhood of Pasadena, California. The four-bedroom, four-bath home in 4,078 sq. ft. most recently (July 2005) sold for $2,426,000 and was described in the listing as "Considered one of Roland Coate's best Spanish Colonial Revival houses, bringing together site, landscape and architecture in a manner that virtually defines the early California house. Located in the Ritz Carlton Hotel neighborhood on a wide avenue of other distinguished homes. Original architectural elements such as deep recessed doorways and niches, dark stained woodwork, tile and balconies. The loggia and patio have vistas of the pool and the terraced gardens originally designed by Florence Yoch".

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Spanish Colonial Revival style church designed by architect Roland E. Coate in 1925. Located at 504 N Camden Drive in Beverly Hills, California.

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Architect Roland Coate designed the Colonial Revival style house in 1929. The five bedroom, five bath house in 4,376 sq. ft. most recently (November 2000) sold for $2,295,000. Located in the Lower Arroyo Seco Historic District of Pasadena, California.

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Reginald Johnson designed the Georgian Revival style house in 1929. The house is located at 415 S. Grand Avenue in the historic Arroyo Seco neighborhood of Pasadena, California.

Johnson began his career as a partner with the firm Johnson, Kaufmann and Coate in 1925, before establishing his own practice in 1925. He quit in 1934 after "seeing the squalid conditions of Washington D.C.'s slums," devoting the rest of his life and energies to public housing and urban rehabilitation.

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