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Joe Eichler’s tower and co-op at San Francisco’s Laguna Heights are holding up well 50 years after their debut as model neighborhoods
Eichler Homes’ original marketing director worked hard and passionately so others could live well
Often misunderstood, Eichler’s original two-story homes are a rare breed that startle some, but surely please their owners
Friendly fallout of the Cold War, Blomberg’s ‘bomb-resistant’ concrete homes represent a colorful chapter of mid-century modern Sacramento
Hardly a mainstream modernist, Cliff May made rustic-looking homes as modern as they come
By saving Neutra's Kaufmann house, its owners helped to spur Palm Springs' modern revival
Preservationists embrace the Age of Aquarius as more and more mid-century modern architecture crosses the 50-year threshold
Amid mystery and misgivings, the chalet-like Swiss Miss homes have fans soaring with affection
Dreaming in steel: Palm Springs' tiny enclave of seven modern steel homes is a desert landmark.
Two jewelry designers, their ‘wearable art from the heart’ and an ambitious show built on California mid-century modern
Stunning sights and rich legacy - climb aboard our grand tour of the best of Palm Springs modern
An exotic, quirky hideaway, this Palm Springs tract recently rediscovered its Alexander roots
Behind the pioneering Alexanders and their 2,500 modern homes that changed the face of Palm Springs
Once the ‘miracle man’ behind more than 40,000 tract homes, Southern California architect Edward H. Fickett and his modern hybrids slip back into the limelight
Preservationists reflect on ten months of 'The Sixties Turn 50' while promoting greater Los Angeles' architecture of the era
Over a 60-year career, architect Ray Kappe used custom homes to pioneer techniques for mass housing
Touring California with architect A. Quincy Jones—the remarkable modern designs of Jones & Emmons
When Joe Eichler met architect Aaron Green—a 'lost' Eichler development that broke the design mold
Arts & Architecture—infused by publisher John Entenza—was about much more than the Case Study houses
John Lautner's 'keeping it real' approach to architecture—visionary yet down-to-earth, space age yet eternal
Non-conformist spirits of the mid-century and their San Francisco haven
Mysterious time capsules—returning from deep sleep to evoke the 'now' for future generations
Drama, humor, and exoticism meld with redwood warmth for architect's quirky brand of modernism
Apart from his Streng designs, architect Sparks wowed his custom clients with drama and intrigue
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