Men Rotholz | Case Study Houses

Pioneering Designs For Affordable Postwar Homes.

The Case Study House Program (1945–1966) Was A Unique Event In The History Of American Architecture. Concentrated On The Los Angeles Area, The Case Study Houses Included 36 Model Homes Commissioned From Such Major Architects Of The Day As Richard Neutra, Raphael Soriano, Craig Ellwood, Charles And Ray Eames, Pierre Koenig, Eero Saarinen, A. Quincy Jones, And Ralph Rapson. Their Criteria Included “Using, As Far As Is Practicable, Many War-Born Techniques And Materials Best Suited To The Expression Of Man’S Life In The Modern World.”

The Results Of The Program Would Redefine The Modern Home And Extend Influence Not Only Across The United States But Around The World. This Compact Guide Includes All Of The Case Study Houses With Over 150 Photos And Plans, As Well As A Map Showing Locations Of All Sites, Including Those That No Longer Exist.

Format: Hardcover Print
Length: 96 Pages
Language: English
Size: 25.9 X 21.4Cm