Mid-Century Homes

Klopf Architecture and Outer space Landscape Architects designed a new warm, modern, open, indoor-outdoor home in Los Altos, California.

Designed by the architect Rodolpho Ortenblad in 1957 for his family, the house was renovated starting from the recovery of the elements that characterize the original project and some changes in its program and plan.

The Clients came to us with a book of midcentury classics, in which, much to our delight, they had earmarked a photograph of the deep verandah of the Farnsworth House by Mies Van de Rohe.

The BENT Annexe renovation adds additional living space to a 1960s home with a lot of charm, while also reconnecting it to the garden.

The Dearie House is a family home originally designed by Kevin Knight for Ronald & Patricia Dearie in 1953.

Located in the lush Kirkland’s Bridle Trails neighborhood, this Bridle Trails midcentury home called for a complete modern update.

Honest and positive synergy between client and architect is crucial for achieving an outstanding outcome when designing a midcentury inspired glass house.

This midcentury home blends 1950s vintage elements with sleek modern design.

This vintage rambler sits in a 1960’s builder’s subdivision, and had not been touched.

This stunning bungalow in Austin, Texas is a remodel of a classic mid century home.

Nestled in the hills of the Fryman Canyon Estates area in Studio City, California, the Oakdell Residence is a remodel and an addition to an existing 1960’s midcentury home.

Theis iconic home interacts seamlessly between inside and out, with new spaces that are consistent with the existing.

This iconic home is a tribute to the history of the Perth 1960’s ‘Garden Suburbs’ of Floreat and City Beach.

The A+C Residence is a beautiful case of midcentury modernism.

Sometimes alterations and additions can amount to significant interventions to breathe new life into a building.

Located in Los Angeles’ Hollywood Hills, this impressive midcentury home is a modern take on Edward Fickett’s original design.

Like living in the 70s is a revival of a late modernist home in suburban Doncaster.

From its sleek modern lines and novel materials, it is hard to imagine that Inwood Place was once abandoned and forgotten.

Few older coastal homes in Southern California are still standing that ooze the iconic Beachy character.

This midcentury home in Lake Forest Park was revitalized to allow for more modern expression while preserving the home’s original charm.

With such importance in the residential modernist architectural canon, the Brick residence expansion was an exciting yet delicate project for Australian firm Preston Lane Architects.