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Indiana Avenue Houses/Arnoldi Triplex
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Indiana Avenue Houses/Arnoldi Triplex

Frank Gehry
The Deconstructivist triplex design features separate, loft-like, two-story units which the architects dubbed "the three little pigs," one in stucco, one in plywood, and one covered head to toe in green asphalt roof shingles.
Innes House
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Innes House

Architect Unknown
Popularly known as the "Charmed" house, for its role in the popular television show, it was one of the original homes constructed on Carroll Avenue in the late 1880s. This is one of three easements held by the Conservancy on Carroll Avenue.
Photo by Trudi Sandmeier

Isherwood-Bachardy Residence

Renowned author Christopher Isherwood lived here with his partner Don Bachardy for the last thirty years of his life.
Photo courtesy Architectural Resources Group

Kallis House

R. M. Schindler
A classic example of a Modern single-family house designed by R.M. Schindler, who took full advantage of the challenging site by integrating the building into the hillside.
Kappe House
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Kappe House

Ray Kappe
One of the most magnificent houses in Los Angeles and a true icon of Modern residential architecture, the Kappe house is one of the purest examples of regional architecture in L.A.
Kimpson Nixon House
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Kimpson Nixon House

Raphael Soriano
A bastion of pure Modern design and a wonderfully intact example of renowned architect Raphael Soriano's International Style residential designs.
Koenig House #2
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Koenig House #2

Pierre Koenig
The second Mid-Century Modern home Koenig designed for himself and his wife Gloria, reflecting his personal philosophy that industrial methods and materials could be used to produce inexpensive, distinctive, and environmentally friendly homes.
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Kona Kai Apartments

Rosemead Boulevard, from Pasadena to Pico Rivera and beyond, contains an unusually intact assortment of exuberant architectural styles including the Kona Kai, in San Gabriel, which falls right in line as a proud example of midcentury Tiki tradition.

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