Charles and Ray Eames: Californian Architects

Charles and Ray Eames LTR furniture design

Charles Ormond Eames, Jr (1907-78) and Bernice Alexandra “Ray” (née Kaiser) Eames (1912-88) were American designers. They made major contributions to modern architecture and furniture but also worked in the fields of industrial and graphic design, fine art and film.

Michael Graves Architect New Jersey + New York

The Hanselmann House in Fort Wayne, Indiana | www.e-architect.com

First building by US architect Michael Graves for sale – The Hanselmann House in Fort Wayne, Indiana, from 1971, listed for $265,000. The building was his first commission, and today remains a well-preserved example of his earlier, Modernist buildings before he started designing Postmodern architecture.

Rudolf Schindler: Modern Architect USA

Lovell Beach House, Balboa Peninsula, Newport Beach, California

Rudolf Schindler, Californian architect, USA buildings, houses – US domestic architecture: Californian buildings, Rudolf Schindler architect, Modern house

Flying Arrow House, Edgemont Village, Vancouver

Flying Arrow House, Edgemont Village, Vancouver

West Coast Modern searches for buyer to save last remaining Fred Hollingsworth-designed Flying Arrow House in Edgemont Village, Vancouver. One of only six Flying Arrow houses ever built, the modest, efficiently designed, post-and-beam home was inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian design

Miller House Columbus: Indiana Modernist home

Miller House Columbus: Indiana Modernist home

Miller House is one of the country’s most highly-regarded examples of mid-century Modernist residences and was designed by Eero Saarinen, with interiors by Alexander Girard, and landscape design by Dan Kiley: National Historic Landmark, USA

Montiverdi House, West Vancouver by Arthur Erickson

Montiverdi House, West Vancouver by Arthur Erickson

This is the first ground-oriented Montiverdi Estates in West Vancouver, home to hit the market in over a decade. Montiverdi Estates was designed by Arthur Erickson as a “residential park” with each of the 20 homes being carefully integrated into the natural setting. Modelled after his famous Smith House

Cité de Refuge Paris by Le Corbusier

Cité de Refuge Paris by Le Corbusier

Public tours of a newly-restored Salvation Army shelter in Paris designed by Le Corbusier and his cousin Pierre Jeanneret start in April. The tour guides for the 11-storey building, known as the Cité de Refuge, will be the residents of the building themselves who have been trained by the Fondation Le Corbusier.