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b'In 1960\\u2019s San Francisco, the \\u201cColor Movement\\u201d swept across the city\\u2019s architectural landscape. Victorians and Edwardians were painted in bright fanciful colors as an homage to the psychedelic colorscape of the LSD experience. Inspired by this, architectural color designer Bob Buckter, aka Dr. Color, carried this movement into the 70\\u2019s and on. As his style transformed over the decades, Bob\\u2019s unique and tasteful color palette touched everything from residential homes and commercial buildings, to churches and hotels. His specialty is in historic homes.\\n\\nBob is a second-generation San Franciscian. His legacy can be found not only through his family history, but also on the exteriors of some of SF\\u2019s most beautiful and iconic buildings. Please enjoy our interview with Bob Buckter, aka Dr. Color!\\n\\nCheck out some of Bob\\u2019s work at: https://drcolor.com/\\n\\nMeet Bob Buckter!'