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Eichler Homes’ original marketing director worked hard and passionately so others could live well
Fear and loathing and saucers from Mars: sci-fi at the movies in mid-century America
Modern pots, low-cost lights, pared-down plants make for an ideal setting to entertain
Los Angeles Conservancy reveals the sixty best-loved modern buildings from the 1960s
With its soaring sound and mesmerizing glow, nothing brings people together faster—even today—than a jukebox full of records
Staying true to mid-century ethos, remodelers return to 'home bones' for a fresh, new look
Preservationists embrace the Age of Aquarius as more and more mid-century modern architecture crosses the 50-year threshold
Stunning sights and rich legacy - climb aboard our grand tour of the best of Palm Springs modern
Breaking through in the mid-century and pioneered by modern designer Harry Bertoia, the way-out world of sound sculpture and sound art is booming today
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
Doggone right—glass houses make happier homes for the pets we love and pamper
Home improvement can be an enjoyable experience—if you choose the right professionals
Touring California with architect A. Quincy Jones—the remarkable modern designs of Jones & Emmons
John Lautner's 'keeping it real' approach to architecture—visionary yet down-to-earth, space age yet eternal
Attention to function, not fashion, helps to preserve the Davis neighborhood's 400 Strengs
Non-conformist spirits of the mid-century and their San Francisco haven
Drama, humor, and exoticism meld with redwood warmth for architect's quirky brand of modernism
Four Eichler households find some inner peace being at home with the Asian-Japanese aesthetic
Fascination with Eichlers Peaks with Paul Adamson's Book 'Eichler: Modernism Rebuilds the American Dream'
His restless soul steered him to the Eichler fold—and shared liberal values forged a deep connection
Born nearly a century ago, the enchanting theremin is still ahead of its time—struggling to be heard
Remembering the serene Architect Kinji Imada—a quiet presence who made sure the Eichlers got built
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