Originally from Vienna, Richard Neutra settled in America, specifically in California, early in his career. His influence on post-war architecture is undeniable, as the sunny climate and lush landscape were particularly suited to his cool, elegant modern style.
Neutra had a deep appreciation for the relationship between humans and nature. His signature glass frames and roofs that turn into deep overhangs result in a connection between the interior and the exterior. His ability to integrate technology, aesthetics, science, and nature into his designs placed him at the forefront of modern architecture.
This volume brings together all of Neutra's works (almost 300 private residences, schools, and public buildings), illustrated with over 1,000 photographs, including those by Julius Shulman and other distinguished photographers.
Pages: 464, Year of Publication: 1027, Dimensions: 33.2x33.2cm
