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Why “The Studio” Created a Faux Frank Lloyd Wright and Filmed at Multiple Lautners
Why “The Studio” Created a Faux Frank Lloyd Wright and Filmed at Multiple Lautners
The long list of cameos on the new Apple TV+ series includes a handful of L.A.’s midcentury landmarks—and an invented one as well.
By Marah Eakin
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Robert Rauschenberg and Roy Lichtenstein Stayed at This $2.4M Florida Compound
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These $52K Flatpack Cabins Are Now Shipping to the U.S.A.
U.K. firm Koto just built two of its new tiny prefabs—an office and a guest suite—for a client in Boston.
Fixer-Uppers Make Cities Great—At a Price
A new report the the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies shows risks faced by homeowners make the proposition of a “cheap old house” a lot less romantic, and a lot more...
From the Archive: Philip Johnson’s Glass House Gets a Restoration
In 2007, we wrote about the icon reopening to the public—and to public scrutiny.

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