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December 19, 2014

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architectureforsale.com ™ 310.275.2222 MARC ATLAN DESIGN WITH OLLER & PEJIC ARCHITECTS THE BLACK DESERT HOUSE Yucca Valley, California Beyond shelter, Black Desert House is an artistic counter-point to a landscape born of fire, and sculpted over the last 100 million years. Conceived to read as a shadow cast within great piles of monzogranite boulders, the residence offers the quintessential desert experience: immersion into the timelessness o f the vast desert panorama. By day the residence protects like a cave, at night it dissolves in the surrounding array of stars. Informed by the modernist aesthetic, the geometry of the structure minimizes distractions, while curtain glass walls eliminate indoor-outdoor distinc- tions. The public spaces open to the sheltered entry courtyard, broad view terraces, and the private swimming pool. Sited at a co oler elevation of over 4000 feet on 2.5 acres, the gated residence includes open-plan living areas, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a 2-car carport. See in depth website: www.blackdeserthouse.com Crosby Doe & Stephen Skuris $975,000 FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT ARCHITECT The Millard House (La Miniatura), 1923 Pasadena, California Recognized by Wright as his earliest "Usonian" house, La Miniatura is also the first residence to utilize Wright's highly inventive textile block building system. The Millard House is internationally recognized as one of the world's most important works of residential architecture. Now, following a multi-year restoratio n, the complex offers one of the most romantic, and creative living spaces anywhere. Sited on nearly an acre of gardens within the Prospect Historic District of Pasadena, the residence and studio include: 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, 2 kitchens, living room, formal dining room, and semi-attached garages. The Millard House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. See in-depth website at millardhouse.com Crosby Doe $3,950,000

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