Clean Lines Open Spaces A View of MidCentury Modern Architecture focuses on the construction boom in the United States after World War II Sometimes considered cold and unattractive midcentury modern ...
Nearly 30 years of back-to-back World Wars, punctuated by the Great Depression, ended Aug. 15, 1945. Our country was ready for a reboot; to move forward, to grow, to put the past behind and move on.
Sometimes the most fruitful journeys are the ones that begin without a fixed destination. Consider the finely tailored modernist house that the Los Angeles architecture firm Woods + Dangaran designed ...
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