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The home quickly grabbed global attention for its prefabricated steel cage frame, and it was included in the Museum of Modern Art’s 1932 Modern Architecture exhibition, which ignited Neutra’s long-lasting career.
The home quickly grabbed global attention for its prefabricated steel cage frame, and it was included in the Museum of Modern Art’s 1932 Modern Architecture exhibition, which ignited Neutra’s long-lasting career.
The Franks House is a well-preserved midcentury time capsule nestled on a tree-filled lot in prime Crestwood Hills. Designed by Raúl Garduno in 1966, the two-bedroom home boasts floor-to-ceiling glass walls that effortlessly frame 180-degree views of the skyline and the Pacific Ocean.
The Franks House is a well-preserved midcentury time capsule nestled on a tree-filled lot in prime Crestwood Hills. Designed by Raúl Garduno in 1966, the two-bedroom home boasts floor-to-ceiling glass walls that effortlessly frame 180-degree views of the skyline and the Pacific Ocean.
Featuring floor-to-ceiling redwood paneling and arched beams, the living room offers a dramatic room in which to gather. An original interior balcony overlooks the space from the second floor.
Featuring floor-to-ceiling redwood paneling and arched beams, the living room offers a dramatic room in which to gather. An original interior balcony overlooks the space from the second floor.
The wooden ribbon features integrated storage. The display shelves are backed by decorative brass panels by Egger.
The wooden ribbon features integrated storage. The display shelves are backed by decorative brass panels by Egger.
The original Neutra-designed structure was originally built in 1934 for Ukrainian film actress, Anna Sten, and her producer husband Dr. Eugene Frenke. The residence has since been through two subsequent renovations—first led by the renowned architecture firm Marmol Radziner, and most recently, by the designer-contractor duo Mark Haddawy and Dave Binder.
The original Neutra-designed structure was originally built in 1934 for Ukrainian film actress, Anna Sten, and her producer husband Dr. Eugene Frenke. The residence has since been through two subsequent renovations—first led by the renowned architecture firm Marmol Radziner, and most recently, by the designer-contractor duo Mark Haddawy and Dave Binder.
The 1900 Foster House is located along South Harvard Avenue in Chicago's West Pullman neighborhood. The roomy home was built as a summer residence for attorney and land association president, Stephen A. Foster.
The 1900 Foster House is located along South Harvard Avenue in Chicago's West Pullman neighborhood. The roomy home was built as a summer residence for attorney and land association president, Stephen A. Foster.
Living spaces face the sunny northern garden while storage and service spaces are located to the south of the plan.
Living spaces face the sunny northern garden while storage and service spaces are located to the south of the plan.
When the Los Angeles–based firm Stayner Architects purchased Wave House in 2018 for $360,000 from the City of Palm Desert, little did they know what lay buried beneath. The house had remained vacant and in disrepair for years before father and son began the painstaking process to assess and upgrade the home’s infrastructure and efficiency.
When the Los Angeles–based firm Stayner Architects purchased Wave House in 2018 for $360,000 from the City of Palm Desert, little did they know what lay buried beneath. The house had remained vacant and in disrepair for years before father and son began the painstaking process to assess and upgrade the home’s infrastructure and efficiency.