architectural: Classic Mid-Century Modern - Ain't nutten modern 'bout wur it is.
- 09/17/19 10:17 PM
Architects in the 50's and 60's offered something efficient, even utilitarian, for a burgeoning populace that was headed west in search of temperate climate, and for a little more land. The economy was booming, and Californians started businesses in specialty agriculture, oil, tourism, shipping, film, and after 1940 advanced technology such as aerospace and electronics. Rambling, open floorplans, no attics or basements, a carport rather than a garage, were de riguerer. The styles were beautiful in their simplicity. Blessed with walls of glass that relished the California sunshine, and the confidence in the exposed posts and beams, they have become … (3 comments)
Gourmet Snacks and Libations will be served up along with impressive photographic memories of nomadic artist Clayton Woodley. Woodley's photographs blend surreal landscapes with the human form - to see them is like having a dream. The artist will be here to explain the adventure of each print - hurry - before he leaves for his next trek in some exotic locale.
The perfect backdrop for these images is a modern, luxurious 3700 square foot home offered for sale at $2,295,000. Clean lines, walls of glass, and smooth stucco … (2 comments)
architectural: Horse Lover's Mid-Century Modern
- 04/01/18 09:53 PM
If you dreamed of a having a home that will impress the architectural snob AND your horse, look no further. Or if your HORSE is an architectural snob, this home is the jackpot.
Privately gated with views from a patio or balcony from EVERY ROOM. Clerestory windows and walls of glass fill this sanctuary with natural light.
3640 square feet 4 BR/ 3 full +2 half baths 1.06 Acre 3 wood-burning fireplaces 3 accessory structures 2 sturdy covered horse corrals 1 arena with professional footing 1 block away from Cheeseboro National Park … (2 comments)
Architects in the 50's and 60's offered something efficient, even utilitarian, for a burgeoning populace that was headed west in search of temperate climate, and for a little more land. The economy was booming, and Californians started businesses in specialty agriculture, oil, tourism, shipping, film, and after 1940 advanced technology such as aerospace and electronics. Rambling, open floorplans, no attics or basements, a carport rather than a garage, were de riguerer. The styles were beautiful in their simplicity. Blessed with walls of glass that relished the California sunshine, and the confidence in the exposed posts and beams, they have become … (3 comments)
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