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- AIA Pasadena & Foothills Design Awards - Bike Transit Center
- Interior Design Magazine, Peter Tolkin and Deborah Goldstein Design A Contemporary Malibu Pad
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- Tour of Sunglass House
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- Peter Tolkin in Planetizen
- Scenes from Ghana by Peter Tolkin and Mabel Wilson
- Sherman House in the Movies
- Article on the Branch House in Montecito in the Santa Barbara Independent