The “Fish House” at 2747 Mathews St. in Berkeley. Photo: John Storey
The “Fish House” at 2747 Mathews St. in Berkeley, designed by Emeryville’s Eugene Tssui, is the least-expected and probably the most-photographed architectural design in Berkeley.
2747 Mathews St. Photo: John Storey
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