Philip Hooper

Commanding a distinguished presence on historic Sunset Avenue, Semper Fulgens is a masterwork of early 20th-century residential architecture - its elegance born of F. Manson Gilbert’s fusion of English Tudor gravitas and Italianate refinement. Commissioned in 1912 by developer and hotelier William Sonntag, the residence was the inaugural jewel of Sunset’s envisioned Gold Coast. Its enduring clay

In the heart of Evansville’s Haynie’s Corner Arts District, between the riverfront and downtown, this beautifully updated Italianate property blends mid-19th-century character with modern investment appeal. Originally built circa 1850, it now offers four luxury apartments plus a spacious one-bedroom carriage house apartment above an oversized two-car garage. Together, these units generate

Defined by its steep, sculptural gables and grounded brickwork, this 1988 Tudor revival finds a rare balance between heritage and modernity. The entry rises dramatically beneath a pair of twin peaks, setting the tone for an interior that's both spacious and composed. Inside, light moves easily across a layout designed for flow: a white, updated kitchen with veined counters and stainless