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A pioneering physicist deserves a pioneering property—and that’s exactly what Arthur Frederic Kip got when he commissioned a young architect to build his Berkeley home in the 1950s.
The UC Berkeley physics professor is best known for conducting foundational research on semiconductors, helping lay the groundwork for the computers, smartphones, and electronic devices we rely on today. Early on in his tenure at the university, Kip commissioned Olsen to build a home for him and his…
