The Orbitting Jetsetter. My blog. A collection of my thoughts, pictures, and things I find interesting, or in some way, beautiful. Music, art, photography, things from my childhood.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Part 2 | It’s a Mod, Mod, Mod, Mod Home!
1959 Brian and Katherine Bishop Residence | Dallas, TX | Remodel Architect: Craig Beneke | Design Assistance: Cindy Jett of Mode Design
Part 1 | It’s a Mod, Mod, Mod, Mod Home!
1959 Brian and Katherine Bishop Residence | Dallas, TX | Remodel Architect: Craig Beneke | Design Assistance: Cindy Jett of Mode Design
1955 Joel and Mary Ferris Residence | Architect: Bruce Walker | Landscape Architect: Lawrence Halprin | Spokane, WA
Both Bruce Walker and Lawrence Halprin studied at Harvard under Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius. Thanks to the efforts of the Ferris siblings, the property received landmark status from the Spokane Register of Historic Places in September 2012. They are also working to gain national landmark status for the entire property as well.
Twin Peaks House
House 53 by Studio MK27 | Sao Paulo, Brazil
Studio MK27 have designed Casa V4, located in São Paulo, Brazil
Jungle beach house in São Sebastião // ArqDonini architects . via Arch|dez|art
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1959 Mid-Century Living in the Hollywood Hills | Architect: Edward Fickett | 3122 Nichols Canyon Rd Los Angeles, CA
Edward Fickett (1916-99) was an American architect who was a consultant to federal and local governments in the United States and to President Dwight D. Eisenhower. He is perhaps best known for the more than 60,000 homes of his design, known as “Fickett Houses.” He was also known as the “Architect to the Stars”, having designed magnificent estates for the Hollywood glitterati. He was also nicknamed the King of the Tennis Courts, having been the first architect to design cantilever tennis courts. - wiki
Mid-century modern home with very nice atrium.
Lovell Residence
