architecture

Interior of <n>Casa Álvarez</n> in Mexico City, designed by architect <n>Agustín Hernández Navarro</n> (1974-1976).

The <n>Kaufmann House</n> in Palm Springs, designed by <n>Richard Neutra</n>. Photo by <n>Julius Shulman</n>.

<n>Singleton House</n> in Los Angeles, designed by <n>Richard Neutra</n> in 1959. Photo by <n>Julius Shulman</n>.

<n>Philip Johnson</n>'s <n>Glass House</n> (1949), featuring the sculpture <n>Two Figures</n> by <n>Elie Nadelman</n>.

<n>Farnsworth House</n> by architect <n>Mies van der Rohe</n>, 1951. Photo by <n>Ezra Stoller</n>.

<n>Retro-futurist</n> architectural illustration '<n>The line</n>'.

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The <n>Farnsworth House</n> in Plano, Illinois, designed by <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n>.

The <n>Smith House</n> in Darien, Connecticut, designed by architect <n>Richard Meier</n> from 1965-1967.

The <n>Casa das Canoas</n> in Rio de Janeiro, designed by architect <n>Oscar Niemeyer</n> in 1951.

The <n>J. Mayes Residence</n> in Illinois, designed by <n>Don Erickson</n> in 1954. Photo by <n>The Modern House</n>.

<n>Slim Aarons</n>' "Poolside Gossip" (1970) at the <n>Kaufmann Desert House</n> designed by <n>Richard Neutra</n>.

The <n>Elrod House</n> (1968) by architect <n>John Lautner</n> in Palm Springs. Photo by <n>Leland Y. Lee</n>.

<n>Koenig House #2</n> in Los Angeles, designed by architect <n>Pierre Koenig</n> in 1985.

<n>Lovell Health House</n> in Los Angeles, designed by architect <n>Richard Neutra</n> in 1929.

<n>Grossman House</n> (1948) in Beverly Hills, designed by <n>Greta Magnusson Grossman</n>. Photo by <n>Julius Shulman</n>.

<n>Leland Y. Lee</n>'s photograph of <n>Julius Shulman</n> at <n>Pierre Koenig</n>'s <n>Case Study House #22</n>, 1960.

<n>Richard Neutra</n>'s <n>Kronish House</n> (1954) in Beverly Hills. Photo by <n>Julius Shulman</n>.

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<n>John Lautner</n> and <n>Helena Arahuete</n>'s <n>Arango House</n> in Acapulco, 1973. Photo by <n>Julius Shulman</n>.

The <n>mid-century modern</n> living room of the <n>Eames House</n>, designed by <n>Charles and Ray Eames</n>, circa 1958.

The opening of the <n>Guggenheim Museum</n> in 1959, designed by <n>Frank Lloyd Wright</n>. Photo by <n>Dennis Stock</n>.

A <n>De Stijl</n>-inspired digital illustration by artist <n>Sander Patelski</n>.

<n>Taylor House</n> (1964) by architect <n>Richard Neutra</n>. Photo by <n>Barbara Lamprecht</n>.

<n>The Entenza House (Case Study #9)</n> by <n>Charles & Ray Eames</n> and <n>Eero Saarinen</n>. Photo by <n>Julius Shulman</n>.

<n>The Glass House</n> by architect <n>Philip Johnson</n>, as seen in the book <n>Retro Modern</n> by <n>Lisa Skolnik</n>.