Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kronish House Despite their more traditional preferences, the Kronishes selected Richard Neutra to design their home. Deciding against Neutra’s signature features such as flat roofs Read More from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kronish House
Frederick and Mary Auerbacher House Set above the unsightly aspects of suburbia, Frederick and Mary Auerbacher’s house offers an expansive view of the mountains beyond through extended windows along Read More from Frederick and Mary Auerbacher House
Alexander Meltzer House Read More from Alexander Meltzer House
Samuel and Louella Maslon House Built after the Miller House and Kaufmann House, the Maslon House is less well known than Richard Neutra’s other work in Palm Springs. Charting Read More from Samuel and Louella Maslon House
Philip M. and Lea Lovell House (Health House) In 1962, 33 years after it had been completed, Neutra was invited by Bethlehem Steel to photograph the Health House. He Read More from Philip M. and Lea Lovell House (Health House)
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Goodson House The Goodsons’ house is indicative of Richard Neutra’s standard approach to medium-sized residential projects. Located in the rugged mountains of central California, the Read More from Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Goodson House
Frederick and Mary Auerbacher Mountain Lodge Frederick and Mary Auerbacher commissioned Richard Neutra twice, beginning with this cabin in the San Bernadino mountains. Above a base course of Arizona Read More from Frederick and Mary Auerbacher Mountain Lodge
Art Hall House Read More from Art Hall House
Van der Leeuw Research House With the patronage of Dutch industrial Kees van der Leeuw, Richard Neutra transformed what was to be his family’s new home into something much Read More from Van der Leeuw Research House
Hunter House Read More from Hunter House