In Rancho Mirage, Desert Modernism With An Architectural Pedigree, $2.5M
In the decades following WWII, Donald Wexler and Richard Harrison were among the handful of Modernist architects working in the Palm Springs/Rancho Mirage area, creating what we think of today as Desert Modernism. Wexler had worked for Richard Neutra in Los Angeles before moving to the desert; both
Modernist Aerie on Woodrow Wilson Drive, $3.15M
Los Angeles is a goldmine of Mid-Century architecture– the beneficiary of a booming post-WWII economy, a creative class of people willing to live in a new way, and a sublime climate that encouraged a new kind of seamless indoor-outdoor living.Very private, and perched on the edge of a canyon in the
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