Significant Projects
- Lappin House, Los Angeles, California, 1948
- Hale House, Beverly Hills, California, 1949
- Case Study House 16 (Salzman House), Bel Air, California, 1951–53
- Courtyard Apartments, Hollywood, California, 1952–53
- Case Study House 17 (Hoffman House), Beverly Hills, California, 1954–56
- Case Study House 18 (Fields House), Beverly Hills, California, 1955–58
- Smith House, Los Angeles, California, 1955
- Hunt House, Malibu, California, 1955
- South Bay Bank, Los Angeles, California, 1956
- Carson-Roberts Office Building, West Hollywood, California, 1958–60
- Daphne House, Hillsborough, California, 1960–61
- Scientific Data Systems, various buildings and offices, El Segundo and Pomona, California, 1966–69
- Max Palevsky House, Palm Springs, California, 1968
- Charles and Gerry Bobertz Residence, San Diego, California, 1953
- Art Center College of Design (Hillside Campus), Pasadena, California, 1976
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