History — page 2
The Eco-Architecture Revolution: 6 Landmarks of 1975
1. The Kelbaugh House (Princeton, New Jersey) The Passive Solar Pioneer Completed in 1975…
Return to Nature: 6 Landmarks of 1970s Earth-Tone Contemporary
1. New Mark Commons (Rockville, Maryland) The Quintessential “Shed Style” Suburb Constructed between 1967…
The Space Age Oasis: 6 Landmarks of 1965s Mid-Century Modern
1. The Stahl House / Case Study House #22 (Los Angeles, California) The Ultimate…
The Zoned American Dream: 6 Landmarks of the 1960s Split-Level
1. 11222 Dilling Street (Studio City, California) The Ultimate Television Icon While it is…
The Wide Open Dream: 6 Iconic 1950s Ranch Neighborhoods
1. Lakewood, California The “City as New as Tomorrow” If Levittown defined the 1940s,…
The GI Bill and the Suburbs: 6 Landmarks of the Postwar Boom
1. Kaiser Community Homes (Panorama City, California) The Shipyard Suburb Immediately after the war,…
The Assembly Line Home: 6 Landmarks of 1940s Wartime Housing
1. The “Alphabet Houses” of Oak Ridge (Oak Ridge, Tennessee) The Secret City’s Prefab…
The Standardized Dream: 6 Landmarks of the 1935 New Deal Cape Cod
1. Greendale Original Village (Greendale, Wisconsin) The Midwestern Greenbelt Town While Greenbelt, Maryland (built…
The Blueprint of Survival: 6 Defining Minimal Traditional Homes of the 1930s
1. The Johnny Cash Boyhood Home (Dyess, Arkansas) The Rural New Deal Homestead Built…
The Engine of the Suburbs: 6 Landmarks of the 1920 Bungalow Boom
1. Jefferson Park Historic District (Los Angeles, California) The Ultimate 1920s Middle-Class Dream In…