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THE GELL-MANN RESIDENCE | ARCHITECT WILLIAM E. BLUROCK
1024 Armada Drive, Pasadena, CA

5 BD |

5 BA |

$4,599,000

A mid-century modern house in University Hills, with wood siding, large windows, and an angled roof, is surrounded by lush green bushes, succulents, and manicured topiary. A brick staircase leads up to the Robert Pena Rosales Residence entrance.
UNIVERSITY HILLS MID CENTURY HOME | ROBERT PENA ROSALES RESIDENCE
2059 Barnett Way, Los Angeles, CA

3 BD |

2 BA |

$949,000

Modern mid-century modern house in Pasadena with large glass windows, designed by David Stringer. Surrounded by lush greenery and tall trees, a pathway leads to the entrance as natural light creates a peaceful, inviting atmosphere.
OAK KNOLL MID CENTURY MODERN HOME BY DAVID STRINGER IN PASADENA
832 Canon Drive, Pasadena, CA

4 BD |

5 BA |

$3,950,000

A mid-century modern house, designed by Richard Neutra, features large glass windows and brick walls illuminated at dusk, overlooking a glowing turquoise swimming pool surrounded by patio furniture and trees.
RICHARD NEUTRA MID-CENTURY SALE HOUSE
1531 North Tigertail Road, Los Angeles, CA

3 BD |

2 BA |

$4,750,000

Frank Gehry Design: A modern gray, four-story building with large square windows stands between two tall palm trees casting shadows on its facade, against a clear Santa Monica sky. A brick building is attached on the right side.
SANTA MONICA ARTIST LOFT | ARCHITECT FRANK GEHRY
1643 12th Street, Santa Monica, CA

1 BD |

2 BA |

$1,975,000

Two story Asher House by architect Rodney Walker with large floor-to-ceiling windows illuminated from within at dusk, showcasing a cozy interior. The Mid Century Modern exterior features clean lines, brown framing, and plants near the entrance.
RODNEY WALKER THE ASHER HOUSE IN SHERMAN OAKS
3499 Beverly Glen Boulevard, Sherman Oaks, CA

4 BD |

5 BA |

$3,950,000

ARCHITECTS

Los Angeles became a hub of post-war design and experimentation as visionary architects reshaped residential living. Their steel-and-glass homes, post-and-beam structures, sliding walls and expansive windows embraced natural materials, open floor plans and Southern California’s indoor-outdoor lifestyle.

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