Identifier: architectenginee16847sanf (find matches)
Title: Architect and engineer
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
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s. OWNER: Mr. Alfred Niedermann. LOCATION: 644 Kelton Ave., Westwood. YEAR: 1941. CONTRACTOR: Eric Nelson. ARCHITECT: Richard J. Neutra. GROUP: II. This interesting small apartment house is a freshclean solution to the apartment dwelling on asmall, rather difficult lot. Each apartment is pro- vided with either a generous deck or garden space,which has been regarded by the designer as anessential requirement. This outdoor feature of liv-ing and building is something about which thereis much talk, but too little done. While the architecture is recognizable as thefamous Neutra idiom, rigid intellectual design hasbeen transformed with an ever increasing humanquality. Glass walls are still conspicuously in evi-dence, but are balanced by the substantial charac-ter of interior walls. Good planning, a cheerful general aspect to thearchitecture as a whole, plus frequent bits of gen-uine charm, place these apartments in a class bythemselves. 18 ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER niSTINGUISHED HDIVDR AWARDS
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(From Paqe 17) cent view from this upper apartment is utilized tofull advantage. The walls have washable sanitas finish, thedining bay a Philipine mahogany wainscot. Metal sash, continuously sliding curtaining fromKirsch metal curtain tracks, flush surface, hollowcore doors, white metalcased drainboards,Schlage Locks give durable quality to interiorfinish. MARCH, 1947

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