Moore house

Orinda House, also known as "Moore House" is located in a valley behind San Francisco, was designed by architect Charles W. Moore for himself and built in 1962. In this project, Moore experimented with very simple means the possibility to recreate a project that could embody references to...

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Both exalted and derided for its playful exuberance, Postmodern architecture emerged in the 1960s as a radical response to the clean-lined modernist structures that dotted many a mid-century metropolis. By deploying classical geometries in oversized scales as well as eclectic material palettes, architects like Michael Graves, Ettore Sottsass, and Robert A.M. Stern created a generation

Required code to post an image - Lloyd Wright's Moore House is threatened with demolition for the second time in 2 years. The Moore House, a wholly original synthesis of his (and his father's) expressionism with the mid-century post & beam architecture popular in the region at the time, is an...

We’re on TV—Filming with Magnolia Network - Moore House Design Renovation for Magnolia & Discovery Plus - Called "Point of View" a designer profile season 2 episode 5

Discover the rich history and host of architectural, landscape, and design collections at UC Berkeley's Environmental Design Archives.

Elegance meets urban bohemia in this Manhattan apartment designed by Augusta Hoffman