The Duncan-Irwin House, 1906. A jewel in the crown of the Crown City, this seminal Craftsman masterwork by Charles & Henry Greene exemplifies the architectural styling of the California Arts & Crafts movement in the prestigious Park Place neighborhood.
With a nod to Buff and Hensman, this striking post and beam is tucked away in the desirable San Rafael Hills of Pasadena. Cherished by the original owner for over 60 years, this 3 bedroom home was designed to capture the elements of the natural landscape while creating a minimalist, yet sophisticated, living environment. The … Continued
Step back in time to this modernist masterpiece, “The Coe House” designed by Richard Neutra, one of the most influential architects of the twentieth century. Walls of windows frame the beautiful landscape and stunning ocean views. Natural light highlights the clean lines and minimalist design, a key element of Neutra’s design philosophy. Large glass windows … Continued
The Steel House, Neil A. Johnson, AIA. An unrivaled architectural triumph perched on a knoll north of the blvd in prime Los Feliz.
Lloyd Wright, Architect. The Calori House, 1926, Glendale Historic Register #23.
This 1957 Buff, Straub and Hensman home is a true mid-century modern architectural masterpiece. Originally built for the Frank Family of Lawry’s Foods and later owned by Beck, this incredible residence is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has been featured in numerous tv shows, books, and architectural tours.
On the market for the first time since 1950, The Foster House by renowned architect John Lautner. Located amongst a quiet enclave in the heart of Sherman Oaks, this meticulously maintained masterpiece is a culmination of world-class design and detail.
This striking modern design by Buff & Hensman boasts familiar dark wood and unique architectural details. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac in the coveted Linda Vista area close to the Rose Bowl, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Old Pasadena.
The historical Lukens House, one of Los Angeles’s premier international style homes, was masterfully designed in 1940 by minimalist southern California architect Raphael Soriano. Soriano designed the home for notable ceramicist Glen Lukens, one of the founders of the acclaimed Arts and Architecture magazine.
A once in a lifetime architectural mid-century gem being offered on the market for the first time. Once the residence of renowned architect Robert Earl Langdon Jr., AIA, whose celebrated career included involvement in the Getty Villa and numerous other notable buildings nationwide.
