Josef and Gertrud Kun House #1 (All Electric House) For Josef and Gertrud Kun’s house, Richard Neutra employed a system developed for the VDL House, using a wood chassis Read More from Josef and Gertrud Kun House #1 (All Electric House)
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lew House The Lew family’s house is set on the hills above West Hollywood on a tight lot. At the center of the façade, a Read More from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lew House
James F. and Olive Logar House Olive Logar described the home she shared with her husband, James F. Logar, as “a beautiful little ship at anchor.” The Logars approached Read More from James F. and Olive Logar House
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Matlock House Neutra adapted his aesthetic to accommodate a pitched roof for this home. The house is laid out in a Z-shape, which placed the Read More from Dr. and Mrs. Howard Matlock House
Mr. Warren and Mrs. Katharine Tremaine House To reach the Tremaine’s house in Montecito, one travels curving roads up from the ocean below then turns down a small road Read More from Mr. Warren and Mrs. Katharine Tremaine House
Sidney and Arilla Troxell House Located atop Paseo Miramar, amidst olive and laurel trees, Sidney and Arilla Troxell’s house offers easy transitions between indoors and out. Architectural elements stretch Read More from Sidney and Arilla Troxell House
Fred and Bea Van Sicklen House For Fred and Bea Van Sicklen’s house, Richard Neutra designed a rectangular building with a long façade composed of redwood. A shed roof Read More from Fred and Bea Van Sicklen House
Ward / Berger House From the entrance to the L-shaped, Ward-Berger House, visitors enter a split-level space and take in a view of the fireplace and the tall trees Read More from Ward / Berger House
Carol Weston House This small and affordable house was designed for a single schoolteacher. She purchased the site which was considered unbuildable at a tax sale for under $1000. Read More from Carol Weston House
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