Project Period: 1940-1949

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

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. 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

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

Nell Hees and Edward Rathburn House   For Nell Hees and Edward Rathburn, Richard Neutra designed an L-shaped house with luxurious amenities such as Terrazzo flooring which runs continuously from Read More from Nell Hees and Edward Rathburn House

David and Berdine Treweek House   David and Berdine Treweek’s house is a member of the Silver Lake Colony. The two-story home is distinguished by its many terraces which extend Read More from David and Berdine Treweek House

Benedict and Nancy Freedman House   For his clients—an emerging screenwriting couple who wrote for movies such as Mrs. Mike—Neutra designed a small writers’ sanctuary. But he also balanced multiple Read More from Benedict and Nancy Freedman House