CELEBRATING 250 YEARS OF
AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE.
One of Schindler's most beloved late works, built on steep hillside with street facade reminiscent of ship's prow. Unpredictable angles and vertical emphasis distinguish it.
SIGNIFICANCE: LA Historic-Cultural Monument #506 (declared October 9, 1990)
NOTE: Original owner Adolph Tischler wrote a love letter about the house for the LA Times.
DETAILS
- Year Built
- 1950
- Location
- Westwood, CA
- Original Owner
- Adolph Tischler
- Size
- 1,740 sq ft
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Architect
Rudolf Schindler
Rudolf Schindler was an Austrian-American architect and a pioneer of California Modernism. He studied under Otto Wagner in Vienna, then worked for Fra...