Kester Avenue Elementary School Richard Neutra’s design for the Kester Avenue Elementary School is rooted in the ground via its long brick walls which engage the site in various Read More from Kester Avenue Elementary School
Miramar Naval Station Chapel Miramar Naval Station Chapel, which serves all faiths, is located at the U.S. Naval Air Station. The chapel is at the heart of a Z-shaped Read More from Miramar Naval Station Chapel
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association Building The clean and crisp lines of the Northwestern Mutual Fire Association Building are typical for a 1950s office designed by Richard Neutra. The structure Read More from Northwestern Mutual Fire Association Building
Saint John’s College Art and Science Building After Richard Neutra’s lecture at Saint John’s College was positively received, the Neutra and Alexander firm was selected to design the college’s Read More from Saint John’s College Art and Science Building
National Charity League Administration Building and Observation Nursery School Neutra and Alexander’s design for the National Charity League Administration Building and Observation Nursery School resulted in a T-shaped complex Read More from National Charity League Administration Building and Observation Nursery School
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Union Building According to Neutra, the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Union Building was designed to be a “new labor temple.” As he did Read More from Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Union Building
Crescent Professional Building Read More from Crescent Professional Building
ED-AL Jewish Community Center Read More from ED-AL Jewish Community Center
San Bernardino Medical Center Located near two hospitals, Richard Neutra’s San Bernardino Medical Center is a group of small, white-stucco buildings with vertical metal louvers. By setting the building Read More from San Bernardino Medical Center
Logar Store Richard Neutra’s design for a retail building housing three stores had to accommodate a restrictive covenant that called for, in his words, “an unimaginative rounded corner.” He Read More from Logar Store