A Luminous Claude Oakland Eichler In Concord, $1.375M
Joseph Eichler—the Bay Area poultry-and-egg merchant who saw an opportunity to build Modernist homes for returning GI’s after WWII after living in a rented Frank Lloyd Wright home—would go on to become one of California’s most influential and prolific developers. His firm built over 11,000 homes t
A Life Well Lived: John Cassavetes And Gena Rowlands In Laurel Canyon, $5M
The home of John Cassavetes and Gena Rowlands, pioneer actors and filmmakers who changed the course of independent cinema, has come on the market, presenting an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a property that occupies a singular place in the history of American cinematography. The couple
Worth The Wait: The Last Wexler, $6.6M
In over six decades of architectural practice—Donald Wexler (FAIA, 1926-2015)—had a profound influence on what we now admire as Desert Modernism. Starting with a brief stint at Richard Neutra’s office in L.A., Wexler moved to Palm Springs to embark on a career that would encompass public commission
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