Steven Ehrlich combines primitive and Modern aesthetics at his 700 Palms Residence.
This article focuses on the design of the residence of architect Steven Ehrlich in Venice, California. Ehrlich erected translucent walls at the edges of the property to claim its entirety as a private outdoor precinct, and then extruded the lot line up with a structural cage that establishes the env...
| Publicado en: | Architectural Record Vol. 193; no. 10; pp. 211 - 214 |
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