First time on the market. The award-winning architect, artist and educator David Ming-Li Lowe's own home built in 1990, a masterpiece of residential design. As part of the A.I.A. centenary celebration, this project was selected as one of the nation's 100 most important, receiving accolades for its design. Assumably the first in America built on visco-damper base isolators to protect it from earthquakes,...

Hugh Smallen’s "Tatum House" is a striking exemplar of New Canaan’s iconic Bauhaus-inspired midcentury Modernism, offering clean, minimalist lines and flowing spaces. The home’s interior spaces are designed for comfort and flexible living, while its expansive window walls continuously frame the landscape and seasons. The home, built in 1962 and expanded by Smallen in 1967, has maintained its...

Featured in Architectural Digest and designed by Taliesin graduate John Gillis, this remarkable 5-bedroom, 5 full + 2 half-bath modern home suggests a Prairie-style village of adjoining rooms surrounding a courtyard opening to a pool, fountain, private lake and 2.2 lush acres in North Stamford. The double-height great room has a custom stone fireplace, a wall of doors to the terrace, and 25-ft cathedral...

"The house is essentially a carousel, an open space with a merry-go-round in the middle," wrote Schindler biographer Esther McCoy of the Skolnik Residence. Skolnik was the last of Schindler's three built translucent houses whose genesis began as a reaction to his time spent overseeing the construction of Wright's Hollyhock House. In the mild climate of Southern California, Schindler developed his "Space...

Iconic California Architecture in the North of France Also called Villa Neutra, this modern house was built in 1969 for the industrialist Marcel Delcourt, an entrepreneur from the North (CEO of 3 Suisses from 1948 to 1988). Designed by the American architect Richard Neutra, in collaboration with his son Dion Neutra and his partner Bruno Honegger, this house is the architect's only project in France and...

Neutra House for Sale First offering since 1950:  Richard Neutra’s Plywood Brice Residence (also known as the Super-Plywood Model House), 1936-1950 comes with a rich history. Predecessor to John Entenza’s Case Study House Program, Neutra’s Douglas Fir Plywood Demonstration House was originally built for a House & Garden exhibition to showcase a modern living lifestyle. After a successful run,...

The architect's own home, the 1964 Albert Dekker residence was designed as the family residence for the founder of New Mexico's largest architectural firm - Dekker Perich Sabatini. This 2,400 square foot home features the sleek, sophisticated lines and styling evocative of the Case Study Houses rendered in the warm, natural materials of New Mexico. Walls, both inside and out, are buff-colored Crego...

Realized by the architect Claude Parent between 1963 and 1965, this house is a testimony standing out with the modernist architecture. Its oblique roofs make it a remarkable building of the 20th century endowed with a strong architectural and patrimonial value. Located in Bois-le-Roy, in border of the forest of Croth, it takes advantage of a natural environment protected around the valley of Eure. The...

As Frank Lloyd Wright's first independent commission, the William Winslow House served as a radical change to the traditional styled houses in the Oak Park/Forest River area of Chicago. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970, the Winslow House's imposing fa_ade consists of Roman brick on the first floor and an ornamental frieze wrapping the second floor. The first and second floor...

This mini estate, designed by renowned architect George Suyama, encompasses almost 7 acres. The four buildings, main house, guest house, bath house, and garage are situated on approx. 1.5 acres and are carefully placed to allow each its view and unsurpassed privacy. Each building is surrounded by a variety of mature trees and beautiful views of the sound and the islands. Mt. Baker to Mt. Rainier to the...