Mixed Use Complex

290 Townsend Street
Telluride, CO

$5,400,000

Mixed Use Complex: 2 Condominiums plus Retail Space - Telluride, Colorado. Born of controversy but now celebrated, the creative vision of New York architects Smith-Miller and Hawkinson and dogged persistence of the owner expanded this resort town’s vision of compatibility within its National Historic District. Using the vernacular of Telluride’s mining and commercial buildings rather than the traditional foursquare late Victorian, and Gothic revival residences which predominate, a dynamic space for modern living and working has been achieved. Here at Plunge Landing, just steps from the gondola, the residence is elevated over its commercial space thus allowing unsurpassed cinaramic

The Lawrence Residence, 1983-2004

3410 Hermosa Avenue
Hermosa Beach, CA

$5,295,000

Thom Mayne & Michael Rotondi, Architects
Harris Revisions: Daly, Genik, Architects

A rigorous post-modern approach to the design of this celebrated landmark of modern beach living has honed a structure strikingly apart from, yet correct for its beach city context. The resulting program triumphs with solutions over challenges posed by dense urbanism, and seaside entropy.

From the imposing three story entry, an elevator whisks one to the top floor where space, light and air are the hallmarks of living and dining areas surrounded by panoramic vistas dominated by the beach and ocean. There is a natural flow to the kitchen, and out to a garden roof

Frank Lloyd Wright

645 Prospect Crescent
Pasadena, CA

$4,995,000

Millard House (La Miniatura), 1923
http://millardhouse.com

Recognized by Wright as the earliest 'Usonian' house, La Miniatura is also the first residence to utilize Wright's highly inventive textile block building system. The Millard House is internationally recognized as one of the world's most important works of architecture. Now, following a multi-year restoration, the complex offers one of the most romantic, and creative living spaces anywhere. Sited on nearly an acre of gardens within the Prospect Historic District of Pasadena, the residence and studio include: 4 bedrooms, and 4 baths, 2 kitchens, living room, formal dining room, and semi-attached garages. The

Lynne Breslin, Architect

28 Baylis Lane
Bedford, NY

$4,995,000

The Docherty House - Bold modern architecture meets nature. Bedford estate encompasses surrounding 18+ acre natural setting complimented by spring-fed swimming rock quarry, groomed trails, ice skating pond, sustainable herb garden, waterfall, and numerous viewing areas to enjoy architecture, nature, and retreat.

Recent modernist redesign by NY architect Lynne Breslin presents expansive contemporary social spaces, walls of glass, and attention to detail.

Ascending gated private winding drive you enter your own botanical paradise with a sensitive blending of stunning architecture. Teak portico and Mahogany entry doors lead you into an abundance of light

The Walker Residence, 1959

1049 Rancho Drive
Ojai, CA

$3,995,000

Of all John Entenza’s California Case Study Program participants, Rodney Walker was the most hands on designer. Julius Shulman recalled Rodney up on a tractor preparing a site on Mulholland Drive for one of his visionary projects. From finding the site, to site preparation, design and execution Rodney was involved with every detail. With his own family residence in Ojai, California it is understandable that this total immersion in process as well as his creativity, unrestricted by the constraints of client’s wishes, has resulted in a true masterpiece of twentieth century modern architecture.

While the designs of Rodney’s three Case Study residences are internationally

Sharon's California House II, 1996

904 Highview Avenue
Manhattan Beach, CA

$3,600,000

With its commanding choice corner lot in Manhattan Beach's popular Hill Section, this A.I.A. award winning residence has become a local landmark. The artistic architecture is a studied yet warm expression of modernism, and affords a rare and sophisticated backdrop for gracious living at the beach.

Custom steel truss beams vault the open plan interiors, while rhythmically set solid teak wood framed windows warm the space, and frame panoramic ocean vistas. Working in poured concrete, steel and glass, Horn has floated the embracing U-shaped living spaces above the interior courtyard which is walled and sheltered for outdoor privacy and comfort.

While only a few

Olson Kundig Architects

409 West Glendale Road
Bellevue, ID

$3,500,000

Set on forty acres, Outpost rises from the high desert floor against the backdrop of the Sawtooth Mountains. The house, designed to age gracefully, was built using concrete blocks, steel and plywood. Large windows on all four sides frame vistas of the changing scenery. A key element of Outpost is the long, rectangular "Paradise Garden", sheltered and separated from the high desert landscape by eleven-foot high walls. Within, the owner has planted roses, grapes and espaliered fruit trees. Outpost is a residence and a studio/workshop. The entrance/ground floor is the office/studio as well as laundry, powder room, garage and mechanical room. The second floor is the 25-foot open-plan

Charles H. Kyson, Architect

1937 Orchard Lane
La Canada Flintridge, CA

$3,359,000

Best known for his elaborate and period revival homes and buildings in Southern California, Kyson incorporates classic
ornamentation and design throughout his structures. His time spent in Europe following his graduation from Columbia University School of Architecture is reflected in the residence commissioned by George Hoag. A sheltering arcade/patio with buon fresco paintings leads out to the gardens and detached garage with second floor chauffeur quarters. A grand circular staircase emphasizing Vitruvian principles of soundness, utility and attractiveness ascends gracefully to the second floor suites. Enjoying the successes of the late 1920’s, Kyson’s skillful mastery of Spanish

Elmer Grey, F.A.I.A. - 1928

103 Maiden Lane
Avalon, CA

$3,295,000

The J.C. and Gertrude White Coppage Residence, 1927. Fondly named 'La Casa Gaviota' after the soaring gulls, this classic Spanish Colonial Revival Residence retains its historic character, as well as a commanding bird's eye view of the Town and Avalon harbor. An iconic Island landmark, this exclusive residence, designed for grand entertaining, is one of a handful of architectural treasures clearly visible from well offshore. The property is conveniently located at the corner of Maiden Lane and Crescent Avenue, and is just a short walk to ocean front shops, hotels, and the famed Casino. Over 4000 feet of carefully proportioned living space features 7 Bedrooms, two of which are suites,