Project Location: Southern California

Mr. and Mrs. Wong Yew House   As part of the Silver Lake Colony, Richard Neutra’s house for the Yew family directly faces Silver Lake. Stone is a dominant feature, Read More from Mr. and Mrs. Wong Yew House

Wilkins House   Read More from Wilkins House

Bonnet House   Richard Neutra uses new approaches for the Bonnet’s house to achieve his enduring goal of creating a design suited to its site. The house follows the terrain Read More from Bonnet House

Stone-Fisher Platform Houses   Because of poor construction techniques, Dion Neutra disavowed the Stone-Fisher Platform Houses on behalf of the office. Thirty years later, in 1994, the Northridge earthquake revealed Read More from Stone-Fisher Platform Houses

Joseph and Sonia Staller House   For Joseph and Sonia Staller, Richard Neutra planned a large house with family bedrooms, two rooms for staff, and a three-car garage. Located on Read More from Joseph and Sonia Staller House

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