The Max Bubeck Residence by Allyn E. Morris c. 1956. A triumph of Mid-Century Modernism that embodies the best in Los Angeles architecture. Resting in the hills of Glassell Park, this private H-shaped home is a complex combination of steel, glass and concrete block that creates a singular and creative environment from the moment you walk in. Clerestory windows frame the sky and mountains, while a circular fireplace surrounded by an atrium brings the outdoors inside. The floating ceiling supported by steel beams with walls of glass that disappear were revolutionary for the time. A private pool and spa is surrounded by hedges and lush landscape making it perfect for entertaining. This truly livable 3BR/3.5BA house also has a remodeled kitchen, an elevated den with views, a detached pool house, and an abundance of closets and storage. Outdoor patios, decks and gardens fill the large lot at every turn. "An excellent, fresh, and delightful piece of design." Alan Hess, architecture historian.
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