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Thursday, September 30, 2010
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Introduction
I must admit that my first introduction to the case study house program was through Pierre Koenig’s csh #22 (the Stahl House). That house led me to the case study house program. After buying the book Case Study 1945-1962 by Esther McCoy, I was able to see what the case study house program was all about. Going through the pages, I admire the work of these dedicated architects and their will to make good housing at the lower cost possible.
Than, I discover case study house #20. I found that house so incredibly beautiful with those clean lines and vaults roof, that it was love at first sight.
I needed more information about the house. Internet wasn’t accessible to me and I didn’t even have a computer at the time. But, through the years, I managed to compile as much information as I could possibly get. This is why I will add information as I will obtain it. I hope you will like this blog and, who knows, learn a thing or two about the Case Study House #20 "the Saul Bass house". And maybe it will be, as it is for me, a “permanent architectural love affair”.
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About Me
- Catman
- Montreal, Canada
- I am a professional musician and Gretsch guitar player since 1984. I toured the US and Canada, even the Caribbean !!!!!
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