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ARCHITECTURAL STYLE

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

BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF RICHARD NEUTRA

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

MAJOR WORKS

TINY HOUSE OR HAILEY RESIDENCE

the carport can accommodate a larger vehicle

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.

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.

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

The LovellHouse wasnicknamed theHealth Housebecause theinterior isbrought intoharmony withnature as wellas havingoutdoor playand recreationareas.It was similar toof Mies van derRohe and LeCorbusier’swork in Europe

The DesertHouse wasoriginallymade for theoccupancy ofEdgar J.Kaufmann andlater singerBarry Manilow

This house, built in1935 outside ofLos Angeles, washome of authorAyn Rand, whowrote the 6.5million sellingnovel “TheFountainhead” –(representingFrank LloydWright) and hisstruggle for theadvancement ofmodernarchitecture

Neutra’s company andstyles live on todaythrough his son, Dion, whokept his father’s office inSilver Lake, CA (outside ofLA) alive. It is called “Richard and Dion Neutra Architecture”and is on the NationalRegister of HistoricalPlaces.

Frank Lloyd WrightBrickIllinois Landscape

Richard NeutraStucco finishCalifornia Landscape

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

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

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

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

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

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

1932 - The Austrian Werkbund House,