Modern Living in Distinctive Los Angeles Homes
Woods drive is famous for Case Study House #22, aka The Stahl House. This modern home by celebrated Los Angeles architect Brian Murphy is an impressive addition to this notable street. Did you see the scale of the living area?
Rising Glen strikes again! This is one of our favorite streets for architectural properties. He's a 1956 vintage condition Mid Century Home by architect Richard Frazer. It's in need of a little love, but aren't we all? The "Rubin Residence'', built in 1956 by Richard Frazer is now available for the first time in 67 years. Tucked away on a private cul-de-sac on over a half-acre lot, this home is surrounded by lush greenery, providing ultimate privacy and seclusion.
"First time on the market" has got to be one of our favorite phrases in selling architectural homes. Case Study architect Whitney R Smith along with his partner Wayne Richard Williams were commissioned to build this Bird Streets home circa 1949. It does appear that original details like the gorgeous wood paneling and Japanese screens have been well preserved. Let's hope the buyer takes on the stewardship in preserving this house.
A 60's Mid Mod post and beam just hit the market. This architectural view property is a nice treat this time of year when there's usually not much new to hit the market. Hollywood Hills 60’s Mid Mod Post and Beam.
Introducing "The Ophelia House," a Jack Weisskopf home designed by renowned architect Edward Fickett, AIA -1959 located in the highly coveted "Nichols Canyon Colony" perched at the crest of tree lined Nichols Canyon.
Architect Val Powelson designed this residence on Astral drive for himself. While it's been updated modified with a second story, the charm is still evident in the clean lines, open floor plan and plenty of windows to allow the L.A. sunlight to shine thru.
Private and gated Mid Century Pool Home in the Hollywood Hills. As Hollywood was transitioning from the vintage glamour of the 1930’s and 1940’s, to what would become commonly known as the “mid century” design aesthetic. Ludwig Gluskin (a prominent band leader who worked with Orson Wells and George Burns) would commission architect Harry B Aarens to design a modern home on a special piece of property in the Hollywood Hills.
We can always count on Ed Fickett to deliver on a great iconic mid-century modern design. This architectural home on Woodrow Wilson is no exception.
Hollywood Hills Dike Nagano, AIA - 1962. Up a semi private drives lies this gated and private mid-century modern home.
