"Symmetry" exhibit explores a design concept that's the basis of Schindler House
February 16, 2006 11:08 AM Subscribe
posted by matteo at 11:09 AM on February 16, 2006
Thanks, matteo. SoCal has some amazing home architecture.
posted by shoepal at 11:24 AM on February 16, 2006
posted by shoepal at 11:24 AM on February 16, 2006
>>"The domestic idyll that Schindler envisioned at Kings Road didn't last long. The Chaces moved out two years later and were succeeded by the Neutras, but the working relationship between Richard and Rudolf, the two iconic Austrian-born architects, soured. Schindler and his wife, Pauline, divorced."
posted by naxosaxur at 1:17 PM on February 16, 2006
posted by naxosaxur at 1:17 PM on February 16, 2006
naxosaxur writes ">>'The domestic idyll that Schindler envisioned at Kings Road didn't last long. The Chaces moved out two years later and were succeeded by the Neutras, but the working relationship between Richard and Rudolf, the two iconic Austrian-born architects, soured. Schindler and his wife, Pauline, divorced.'"
Given the location, this sounds like some seriously bad Feng Shui in the design.
posted by Araucaria at 4:22 PM on February 16, 2006
Given the location, this sounds like some seriously bad Feng Shui in the design.
posted by Araucaria at 4:22 PM on February 16, 2006
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