Category: Richard Neutra

Got a spare $2,500 lying around? You can buy a very cool black and white photograph of architect Richard Neutra taken by legendary architectural photographer Julius Shulman, at Neutra's then-radical home in Los Angeles in 1966.  The photo depicts Neutra, sitting on the terrace of his VDL Research Site, the home where Neutra and his family lived and where he worked… Continue reading Neutra’s son helps raise money for VDL compound →

I recently stumbled upon a great lecture series on modernism in architecture, called "The Legacy of Modern" at the Los Altos Community Foundation. Not only are the lectures educational for anyone interested in archtecture and design, but the cost goes toward restoring a rare Richard Neutra house in the South Bay. I missed last month's lecture by Alan Hess, architect,… Continue reading It’s a two-fer: Modernism lectures and a Neutra →