Marshall House
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Project Location: California
Kramer House
Kramer House In the Kramer House, Richard Neutra accommodated the needs of his clients: a doctor and his family. He set a guest room, which could serve the doctor Read More from Kramer House
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sinay House
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sinay House In 1947, Home and Garden’sselection of Richard Neutra’s design for the Sinay family’s house for the first prize in its class marked a Read More from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sinay House
Jay and Catharine Hinds House
Jay and Catharine Hinds House Richard Neutra designed Jay and Catharine Hinds’ house to step down a hillside. The rear façade is composed of wood, glass, and stucco which Read More from Jay and Catharine Hinds House
Josef von Sternberg House (All Steel Residence)
Josef von Sternberg House (All Steel Residence) In February of 1932, when the well-known, Hollywood director Josef von Sternberg contacted Richard Neutra with his commission for a house, he Read More from Josef von Sternberg House (All Steel Residence)
James D. and Orline Moore House
James D. and Orline Moore House Located in the Ojai Valley, which Richard Neutra described as a “a lovely sub-tropical landscape of orange groves between mountain ranges,” James D. Read More from James D. and Orline Moore House
Maurice and Thelma Huebsch House (for Roy Huggins)
Maurice and Thelma Huebsch House (for Roy Huggins) Read More from Maurice and Thelma Huebsch House (for Roy Huggins)
Howard and Lois Bald House
Howard and Lois Bald House Howard Bald, who was responsible for horses at a neighboring private school, commissioned this small house of barely 1,000 square feet with his wife Read More from Howard and Lois Bald House
Mona Hofmann House
Mona Hofmann House Located in the San Francisco suburb of Hillsborough, Mona Hofmann’s house is composed of a stack of stepped-back cubes. White stucco is complemented by the ribbons Read More from Mona Hofmann House
Heryford House
Heryford House The Heryford House features strong lines and planes such as a wood wall that extends beyond the roof line to divide public and private entrances in an Read More from Heryford House