John Lautner

Listed for the first time in 30 years, the Tyler House is a timeless dwelling set on a secluded lot just minutes from Ventura Boulevard.

The Harpel Residence II is one of a select few homes the master architect designed outside of California.

John Lautner's beyond-groovy Elrod House is nothing short of concrete poetry.

As one of John Lautner’s most awe-inspiring works of architecture, the Sheats-Goldstein Residence sits hidden in the curvy hills of Los Angeles and has become an icon on its own.

The Bergren Residence boasts hallmarks of iconic Lautner design, including a striking roofline, walls of glass, and breathtaking hilltop views.

Built in 1951, the Alexander House is a beautifully preserved time capsule that exemplifies Californian midcentury architecture.

Architect Helena Arahuete, a longtime colleague of John Lautner's, will discuss the midcentury modernist's legacy as well as her own work at Dwell on Design in Los Angeles on May...

Stay in a midcentury modern hotel built and inspired by the iconic style of American architect John Lautner.

Designed by the renowned architect in 1950, the Foster House has never been listed—until now.

Two Los Angeles designers resuscitate a down-at-the-heel John Lautner building—and give architecture fans a chance to spend the night in a mid-century gem.

Though not everyone agrees on exactly how iconic architecture should be preserved, there are those who take a real shot at it, with a goal of resurfacing the original vision.