Richard Neutra was a modernist architect known for blending art, landscape, and practical comfort in his domestic architecture. He gave careful attention to defining his clients' real needs regardless of the size of the project. Some of Neutra's most notable works included the Lovell House, Jardinette Apartments, Desert House, and Ayn Rand House. Neutra's company continues on today through his son Dion, keeping his vision of modern architecture alive.

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2. His domestic architecture was a blend
of art, landscape and practical comfort.
He was famous for the attention he
gave to defining the real needs of his
clients, regardless of the size of the
project

3. BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF RICHARD NEUTRA

4. DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

6. MAJOR WORKS

7. the carport can accommodate a larger vehicle

8. The main living space is enhanced by sliding
open an oversized glass wall, bridging the indoor
area with the outdoor deck and its view of the Hills.

9. It features beamed ceilings, built-ins, a wood-
burning fireplace, sliding glass walls,
"a soft mobile wall [that] when open, allows for a
generous den off the living-dining area ...
a small office, control temp wine cellar & laundry
constructed within lower undeveloped space."
on a 5,616 square foot.
Includes central air-conditioning, a small office,
temperature-controlled wine cellar, and laundry
constructed within the lower undeveloped space.

11.  Jardinette Apartments, now known as Marathon
Apartments, is a four-story apartment building
in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, designed
by modernist Richard Neutra
 The building's main structure runs east to west
along the back of the site, with two short wings
at either end forming a shallow courtyard. The
design was intended to convey a sense of
openness.
JARDINETTE
APARTMENT

13.  The Lovell
House was
nicknamed the
Health House
because the
interior is
brought into
harmony with
nature as well
as having
outdoor play
and recreation
areas.
It was similar to
of Mies van der
Rohe and Le
Corbusier’s
work in Europe

17. The Desert
House was
originally
made for the
occupancy of
Edgar J.
Kaufmann
and
later singer
Barry
Manilow

20. This house, built in
1935 outside of
Los Angeles, was
home of author
Ayn Rand, who
wrote the 6.5
million selling
novel “The
Fountainhead” –
(representing
Frank Lloyd
Wright) and his
struggle for the
advancement of
modern
architecture

22. Neutra’s company and
styles live on today
through his son, Dion,
who
kept his father’s office
in
Silver Lake, CA (outside
of
LA) alive.
 It is called “Richard
and Dion Neutra
Architecture”
and is on the National
Register of Historical
Places.

23. Frank Lloyd Wright
Brick
Illinois Landscape
Richard Neutra
Stucco finish
California Landscape

24. 1934 - The Rosalind Rajogopals Addition, 2126
North Gower Street, Los Angeles CA.

25. 1934 - The Anna Sten and Eugene Franke
House, 126 Mabery Road, Santa Monica CA

26. 1935 - The Largent House, 49 Hopkins Avenue,
San Francisco CA.

27. 1935 - The Largent House, 49 Hopkins Avenue,
San Francisco CA.

28. 1949 - The Joseph Tuta House, 1800 Via Visalia,
Palos Verdes Estates CA. 2.7 acres

29. 1949 - The Atwell House, 1411 Atwell Road, El
Cerrito CA

30. 1932 - The Austrian Werkbund House,