John and DeVee Clark House
John and DeVee Clark House
Richard Neutra designed this house on a site that looked out over Pasadena and the mountains beyond it. John Clark, a choral director and musician, and his family occupied the modest, three-bedroom space. A Japanese landscape design—complete with water, rocks, trees, and plants—complements the house’s architectural gestures. For example, the landscaping guides the visitor in a slow and winding arrival to a front door and entry that is nearly concealed from view. Inside, careful detailing, including built-in cabinets in the master bedroom, demonstrate Neutra’s attention to detail.
Adapted from Neutra – Complete Works by Barbara Lamprecht (Taschen, 2000), p. 319.
Project Detail
Year Built
1957
Project Architect
Richard Neutra
Client
John and DeVee Clark
Location
Pasadena, CA