Judge George A. Gibbs House Pasadena, California 1912 Henry Greene designed this addition and alterations for an existing residence for Judge Gibbs. The addition included a living room on the ground level and a sleeping porch and bath on the second level. Judge Gibbs later hired the Greenes to redesign a foundation repair for his house, and even commissioned a brick garage to be designed, though this was never built. This project was designed and supervised by Henry Greene. The Gibbs' original house was a relatively small two-story house, with two bedrooms and a bath upstairs. Henry enlarged both floors, and re-oriented the entrance of the house. He emphasized the scale of the house by adding a more prominent horizontal roofline and larger, more elegant windows framed by gables. The upstairs was enlarged to include two bathrooms and a sleeping porch. The major change on the first floor was the expansion of the living room.