by Marisa | Aug 20, 2021 | Atomic Living, Listing, Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes, Rummers
All photos featuring my previous listing 13210 SW Forest Glenn Take a look at this incredible transformation of our new Rummer listing that is currently on market. This home was meticulously restored to the original Rummer form, with special attention and care to...
by Marisa | Jul 10, 2020 | Architectural Features, Atomic Living, Mid Century Modern, Uncategorized
Photo featuring The Crisis. Sourced from Unknown author – Vol 14 No 2, June 1917 Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons Forty years after his passing, Paul Revere Williams remains one of the most prominent names in architecture. Known as the “Architect of the...
by Marisa | Jul 2, 2020 | Architectural Features, Atomic Living, Client Stories, Mid Century Modern, Uncategorized
Image By: Tom Purcell – Builders’ Homes for Better Living – CC BY-NC 2.0 You probably know Jones for his formidable work in Southern California. Credited with over 5,000 builds, including whole middle-class communities in the modernist style, even to...
by Marisa | Apr 7, 2020 | Architectural Features, Atomic Living, Mid Century Modern, Places
Photo Courtesy of Thomas Hawk (CC) Pietro Belluschi is our city’s most acclaimed and accomplished architect as well as one of the great American modernists of the 20th century. Over the course of his career, Belluschi participated in the design of more than 1,000...
by Marisa | Mar 31, 2020 | Architectural Features, Atomic Living, Mid Century Modern
Picture sourced from Schemata Workshop The word “utopia” stems from the Greek ou-topos, meaning “no place”, but at the same time, it also refers to eu-topos, “a good place.” It was first coined by Thomas Moore in 1516, which was used to describe a fictional island...
by Marisa | Feb 11, 2020 | Architectural Features, Atomic Living, Mid Century Modern
The Sea Ranch. Iconoteca dell’Accademia di architettura in Mendrisio, Switzerland, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons “My own way has been to design the outward forms of nature but emphasize the results of the processes of nature…This act of...
