Mrs. Dorothy and Mr. George Serulnic House For Dorothy Serulnic, Richard Neutra’s secretary and a close associate of the Neutra family, and her husband, George, the architect designed a Read More from Mrs. Dorothy and Mr. George Serulnic House
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller House Overcoming its unremarkable siting on a subdivision’s corner lot, Richard Neutra designed the Millers’ house with a dense hedge of globulus eucalyptus—a favorite Read More from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller House
Russell and Elizabeth Branch House The modest scaled Branch House is a two-bedroom space made of white stucco and redwood siding. Richard Neutra made the unusual decision here to Read More from Russell and Elizabeth Branch House
Mr. George and Mrs. Elizabeth Rourke House Located in Beverly Hills, George and Elizabeth Roarke’s bungalow is characteristic of Richard Neutra’s work, down to its steeply inclined lot. Among Read More from Mr. George and Mrs. Elizabeth Rourke House
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roberts House Although the Robertses initially hired Richard Neutra to design them a ranch-style house, seemingly unaware of his portfolio of more modern designs, Read More from Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roberts House
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hammerman House On a corner lot near Beverly Hills, the Hammermans’ house has an irregular shape that resembles a dumbbell. Children’s rooms and the kitchen Read More from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hammerman House
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kesler House For the Kesler family’s house, Richard Neutra placed the garage and children’s rooms on the upper level and the living room on Read More from Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kesler House
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Mr. and Mrs. Maxime Van Cleef House Set on an eccentric lot, the Van Cleefs’ house has a footprint that resembles an isosceles triangle with a hypotenuse that follows Read More from Mr. and Mrs. Maxime Van Cleef House
Maurice Heller House Maurice Heller’s house is designed in a U-shape, with one leg rising to a second story. A pool separates the house from the street, and visitors Read More from Maurice Heller House