Modern Living in Distinctive Los Angeles Homes
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.
This Los Feliz Edward Fickett home is Los Angeles Historical Cultural Monument 674. The first contemporary structure to receive Landmark Status by the City of Los Angeles. Private, intact original Post and Beam masterpiece.
Mid Century Modern Hollywood Hills home in the exclusive Nichols Colony enclave. 1959 Edward H Fickett FAIA post and beam is the quintessential Hollywood Hills home designed for indoor/outdoor living with timeless design.
Classic mid-century post and beam architectural home by Edward H. Fickett, FAIA. Fickett uncovers the structure, boosts the roofline and renders the interior as unitary open space.
Renovated Edward Fickett home in Fryman Estates. Fickett was the architect to the stars, radiantly ties the aesthetic divide between structure and nature in this iconic exemplification of mid-century modern architecture.
This striking Hollywood Hills Mid Century home is currently being established as the work of renowned architect Edward H. Fickett, FAIA. This extraordinary ultra-trendy home was built in 1959 and is situated in the core of a mid-century enclave of architectural residences.
Ed Fickett Hollywood Hills Mid Century post and beam home. Private and peaceful canyon view home in the famed Hollywood Dell area.
This secluded Encino Mid Century Post & Beam home, circa 1956, is situated in the hills and highlights the extraordinary work of noted architect, Edward H. Fickett, FAIA.
The Martson Residence by noted architect Edward Fickett FAIA. Stunningly updated while preserving the original mid-century modern architecture.
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