RICHARD JOSEF NEUTRA (1892-1970)

Richard Neutra was born in Vienna, Austria. He was educated with Adolf Loos and influenced by Otto Wagner at the Technical University of Vienna, graduating in 1917. He also studied at the University of Zürich.

Neutra moved to the US in 1923 and became a US citizen in 1929. He worked for Frank Lloyd Wright in 1924 and Rudolf Schindler from 1924-26 before opening up his own practice in Los Angeles in 1928. Novelist and philosopher Ayn Rand based part of her character “Howard Roark” on Neutra in her seminal novel The Fountainhead. She also lived in his Sternberg House.

In 1949, Time magazine featured Neutra on its cover (below) and ranked him second only to Frank Lloyd Wright in American architecture. After that, he had all the work he could ever want.  Between 1927 and 1969, Neutra designed more than 300 houses in California and a few elsewhere. Neutra coined the term biorealism, which means "the inherent and inseparable relationship between man and nature.”

On December 13, 1957, Richard Neutra was a guest lecturer at the NCSU School of Design. He decided to lead the class in writing a letter to Frank Lloyd Wright:

“Certainly today all serious architectural students are aware of your tremendous contribution to both the fiber and spirit of the art, and almost all are in sympathy with the means you have used in giving your ideas form, even though our own incipient philosophies and forms may be directed in many different ways. With these thoughts in mind, we would like to join with Mr. Neutra in sending you heartfelt greetings at this Christmas season. With respectful wishes-- [Signed by fourteen students.]"

In 1965, Neutra formally partnered with one of his sons, shown below, as Richard and Dion Neutra and Associates. In 1966, he moved back to Vienna.  He died in Germany in 1970. The firm, however, continues today.

   
With son Dion.

With photographer Julius Shulman.

1926 - While working for Rudolf Schindler, Neutra designed the Dr. M. and Mrs. K. Sorg House, originally at 530 or 600 South Putney Avenue.  It appears the address has been renamed and renumbered, possibly to 5204 Walnut Grove Avenue, San Gabriel CA.  These photos are 250 South Walnut Grove, a guess based on proximity and style.

1929 - Neutra’s reputation was firmly established with the Philip M. and Lea Lovell house, aka the Health House, 4616 Dundee Drive, Los Angeles CA. 4807 square feet.   It was the first US steel-framed house built in the International style.  It is also an early example of the use of gunite (sprayed-on concrete). Neutra’s client, who was a fitness expert, wanted the house to symbolize physical well-being.  Once the house was built, Neutra conducted tours which resulted in more than 15,000 visitors.  The house was included in the 1932 Museum of Modern Art exhibit that rdefined the International style.  Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1971.  Appeared in the film LA Confidential.  Sold in 1973 to current owner Betty L. Topper.

1932 - The Van der Leeuw House (aka the VDL Research House or The Neutra House), 2300 Silver Lake Blvd, Los Angeles CA.  Neutra and his family lived here.  Tragically, it burned in 1963 but was rebuilt in 1964.  In 1990 Richard Neutra's wife Dione, left it to the California Poly Pomona College of Environmental Design. Open for tours on Saturdays and by appointment.  In 1999 it was named one of the World Monument Fund's 100 Most Endangered Sites.  There are several roof leaks which are particularly troublesome - and expensive.  More info here.

1932 - The Austrian Werkbund House, built for a competition in Vienna Austria. 

1933 - The Ernest and Bertha Mosk House, 2742 Hollyridge Drive, Los Angeles CA. As of 2007, the owners were Martin and Leslie Suarez.

1933 - The Nathan Koblick House, 98 Fairview Avenue, Atherton CA.  As of 1994, owned by the Taube family, who did renovations.

1934 - The Anna Sten-Franke House, 126 Mabery Road, Santa Monica CA. 
Owners as of 2007 are Jeffrey and Jeanne Levy-Hinte.  Sold in September 2009.  Video.

1935 - The Josef Von Sternberg House, 10000 Tampa Avenue, Northridge area of Chatsworth CA. Movie director Von Sternberg famously insisted that there be no door locks on the bathrooms in case a temperamental actor or actress decided to kill themselves in the stalls.  After passing through several owners, Ayn Rand bought the house with her husband, Frank.  She called it “unbelievably wonderful.”  It was demolished in 1972 to make way for a housing development. Photos by Julius Shulman. 

1935 - The Largent House, 49 Hopkins Avenue, San Francisco CA.  Sold to Wayne Edfors.

1936 - The Josef Kun House I, 7960 Fareholm Drive, Los Angeles CA. Designed with Gregory Ain.  Sold to Bruce and  Kimi Westcott.  Sold in 2008 to DEVO musician Gerald Casale for $2M.  Near the Kun House II.

1936 - Plywood Model Experimental House, 427 Beloit Avenue, Los Angeles CA. As of 2008, the owners were William J. and Shirley Brice. 

1937 - The Harry Koblick House, 1816-1818 Silverwood Terrace, Los Angeles CA. 
As of 2007, the owner was Marcia Legere Binns. 

1937 - The Albert Ruben House, 50 Haldeman Road, Santa Monica CA.  Has been expanded and remodeled.  As of 2008, owned by Ronald and Catherine Kurstin. 

1937 - The Charles and Lillian B. Richter House, 1820 Kenneth Way, Pasadena CA.  He invented the Richter scale for measuring earthquakes.  1245 square feet.  The house was seized by the state and destroyed in 1970 to make way for the 210 freeway.  Featured in Architectural Forum, 1937.

1937 - The Ford-Aquino Duplex at 2430 Leavenworth, San Francisco CA. 
Owned by Michael Aquino. 

1937 - The Darling House, 90 Woodland Avenue, San Francisco CA. 
Owned by Elaine Pelavin as of 2004.

1937 - The Edward Kaufman House, 234 Hilgard Avenue, Los Angeles CA. 
As of 2007 the owner was Richard Edlund.

1937 - The Grace Lewis Miller House, aka the Mensendieck House, 2311 North Indian Canyon Drive. Palm Springs CA.  This was the first modernist residential home to go up in Palm Springs, according to The Palm Springs Modern Committee.  After Miller sold the home in the 1940s, it was altered and ended up a neglected rental property for several decades. In 2000, Catherine Meyler bought the house.  Her restoration efforts included replacing the roof; re-piping and re-plumbing; replacing the electrical system; reframing the living room and garage; installing new insulation in all walls and ceilings; replacing window glass; refinishing the concrete floor; and adding a 6-foot wall around the property. She also had a new HVAC system designed to fit seamlessly into the existing structure, and commissioned craftsmen to recreate the original built-in furniture in the living room/studio and master bedroom.

1937 - The George Kraigher House I, aka the Brownsville House, 525 Paredes Line Road, Brownsville TX.  This was the state's first Modernist residence.  Kraigher left for WWII did not return to Brownsville after the war and sold the house in 1946.   He organized air services for Aramco in Saudi Arabia and in the 1950s Neutra designed him a second house in Litchfield CT where he lived until his death in 1984. 

As of 1998, the house had been empty for 20 years and was covered in graffiti.  In 1999, it was purchased by the City Of Brownsville. In 2005, the City leased it for 99 years to the University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College, who did a complete restoration (bottom photo).  Photos by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.  The location is located erroneously on The Pacific Coast Architecture Database in Dallas.

1937 - The Malcolmson House, 491 Mesa Road, Santa Monica CA. 
Owned by Marjorie Forrey.

1937 - The Arthur and Mona Hofmann House, 1048 La Cuesta, Hillsborough CA.

1937 - The Frank and Kathryn Davis House, 2914 West 21st Street, Bakersfield CA.

1937 - The Strathmore Apartments, 11009 Strathmore Drive, Los Angeles CA.  The original owner commissioned Neutra to design a four unit building.  Now condos.

1938 - The John Nicholas Brown and Anne Brown Residence, aka the Windshield House, Fisher's Island, New York.  Neutra’s only house on the East Coast at the time, it was severely damaged by a hurricane only weeks after completion. The Browns rebuilt the house and lived there until 1959.  It was destroyed by fire in 1975.

1938 - The Leon Barsha Residence, now located at 302 Mesa Road, Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles CA.  Saved from destruction by the Hollywood Freeway expansion with its relocation to Santa Monica Canyon.  As of 2005, owned by Anne Elizabeth Jones Vadja. Sold in 2008 to current owner Scott Lander who did a restoration.  For sale in 2009.

1938 - The Ilse Schiff Duplex, aka the Overway-Schiff House, 2056-2058 Jefferson Street, in the Marina District of San Francisco. Architect Chad Overway purchased the building from original owner Ilse Schiff in 1993 and lives there now.  Color photos by Thomas Story.  On the market in 2009.

1938 - The Albert Lewin House, 512-514 Ocean Front Avenue (aka Palisades Beach Road), on the ocean at Santa Monica CA.  Sold to Mae West in 1954. She had nude gladiators painted on the curved wall leading to six bedrooms upstairs.  She frequently held ESP demonstrations with  favorite psychic, Richard Ireland. Sold several more times.  Charles Gwathmey added a pool in the 1970's.  Sold in 1988.  Restored and extended by architect Steven Ehrlich in 1998. As of 2007, the owners were John Law and Hope Warschaw.  5400 square feet.

1939 - The James Ward - Harry Berger House, 3156 Lake Hollywood Drive, Los Angeles CA.  As of 2007, owners were Samuel E. Robertson, D. Janet, and Benjamin D. Robertson.

1941 - The Bonnet House, 2256 El Contento Drive, Los Angeles CA.  Commissioned 1938.  Sold to David Hay in 1989 who did a renovation. According to Hay, "previous owners had painted the exterior pink, then white. The living room's wood paneling had been painted, the closet doors replaced with sliding mirrored versions. And a new bathroom mirror featured a distinctly un-Modernist light fixture. The hardwood floors had been pickled white and further desecrated by an indoor plant, which had left an ugly stain."  Sold in 2003 to Jonathan P. Anastas.

1941 - The Charles and Sybil Maxwell House, 475 North Bowling Green Way, Brentwood area of Los Angeles CA.  An addition in 1959 was also done by Neutra.  Sold in 2002 to new owners Jeffrey and Karen Brandlin -- who threatened demolition in 2003.  The structure was purchased by developer Barbara Behm in 2004 and moved (middle photo) in 2008 to a new site in Angelino Heights, Los Angeles CA.  Photos by Brian Thomas Jones.

1942 - The John Nesbitt House, 414 Avondale, Los Angeles CA.    Won a Distinguished Honor Award from the Southern California AIA in January 1947.  Sold to Jonathan and Susan Sheinberg.  As of 2007, the owner was Phillippa Scott.  Top photo by Edward Van Altena.  Black and white photos by Julius Shulman.  Bottom color photo by Annie Wells. 

1942 - The Rethy House, 2101 Santa Anita Avenue, Sierra Madre CA. 
As of 2007, owned by John Scheliga.

1942 - The Branch House, 7716 Firenze Avenue, Los Angeles CA.
Sold to Jesse Beaton and Carl M. Franklin.  Three bedrooms, 3356 square feet.

1942 - The VDLA Pavillion House, 2353 Edgewater Terrace, Los Angeles CA. 
Photos by Greg Loskorn.

1943 - The Howard C. Bald House, 917 McAndrew Road, Ojai CA.  Commissioned 1941.

1945 - Case Study House #6 (unbuilt).  Background here.

1946 - The Schmidt House, 1460 Chamberlain Road, Pasadena CA. Sold to Mike and Ricki Harpster.  As of 2007, it is a rental house owned by the Robert Deblasis and Pizzo family trusts. 

1946 - The Kaufmann Desert House, 740 West Chino Canyon Road, Palm Springs, CA.  Designed for the same family that owned Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater in Pennsylvania.  When Kaufmann died in 1955, the house was vacant for a number of years.  Then came several new owners, including Barry Manilow.  Sold to Brent and Beth Harris in 1991.  The house was then restored by architects Marmol and Radziner. On the market in 2009. 

1946 - Case Study House #13.  Background on this landmark design series here.  This specific design was never built, but see the Wilkins House below.

1946 - The Stuart Bailey House, aka Case Study House #20, 219 Chautauqua Boulevard, Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles CA.  Background on this landmark design series here.  Sold to Stuart G. Bailey.  Sold in 2005 to Samuel Simon.  Often confused with the 1958 Case Study House #20, 2275 Santa Rosa Avenue, Altadena CA, designed by Buff, Straub and Hensman.  Leo Marmol worked on a renovation of the Bailey House in 2003.

1948 - The David Treweek House, 2250 Silver Lake Boulevard, Los Angeles CA. 
As of 2007, owned by Yoshiye Honda.

1948 - The Van Cleef House, 651 Warner Avenue, Holmby Hills area of Los Angeles CA.  Commissioned 1942.  Sold to Howard and Barbara K. Katzman.  Sold in 2004 to Kevin Crotty and Phyllis Alia.  For sale in 2006.  On the market again in 2008-2009. 

1948 - Holiday House Motel and Restaurant, 27400 Pacific Coast Highway #101, Malibu CA. Built by director Dudley Murphy, it opened in 1948 and catered to the era’s biggest Hollywood stars, including Frank Sinatra, Lana Turner and Marilyn Monroe. Dion Neutra added 12 apartment units in 1954.  The restaurant became Geoffrey’s in 1983, which continues today, and its stunning ocean views make for memorable meals. The upper floors have been converted to private condos.

1948 - The Sokol House, 2242 East Silver Lake Boulevard, Los Angeles CA. 
Owned by Kenneth K. Lee as of 2007.

1948 - The Warren Tremaine House, 1636 Moore Road, Montecito area of Santa Barbara CA.

1949 - The Gordon Wilkins House, 528 South Hermosa Place, South Pasadena, CA.  Sold in 2000 to Stacey and Jeff Mann who did a restoration.  Almost a carbon copy of Case Study House #13, as discovered by Barbara Lamprecht in 2004.

1949 - The Betty Rourke House, 9228 Hazen Drive, Beverly Hills CA. 
As of 2007, owned by Adam and Melanie Levin.

1949 - The Alpha Wirin House, 2622 Glendower Avenue, in the Los Feliz area of Los Angeles CA.  Across the street from Frank Lloyd Wright's Ennis-Brown House.  Was headed for a teardown in 2004 when it was bought by Mark Seliger and restored by architect Sharon Johnston-Lee.

1949 - The Brown (Sinay) House, 1861 Heather Court, Los Angeles CA.  Sold to Linda and Morris Halfon.  Won an award (?) in 1946.  Sold in 2001 to Mark Haddawy.  Sold to current owner Katy Rodriguez.  Video of Rodriguez showing the house.

1949 - The Chase House, 4254 Cresta Avenue, Santa Barbara, Goleta CA.  Destroyed, replaced with a massive villa, above photo.

1949 - The Coe House, 7 Cinchring Road, Rolling Hills CA. 
Current owners Bruno and Rosina Baur, shown above.

1949 - The Joseph Tuta House, 1800 Via Visalia, Palos Verdes Estates CA.  It appears to be destroyed - and this massive home built in its place.

1949 - The Atwell House, 1411 Atwell Road, El Cerrito CA.  For sale in 2002.  Current owners Ben Galick and Nancy Woodruff.

1949 - The Benedict and Nancy Freedman House, 315 Via De La Paz, Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles CA.  They are the authors of the novel, Mrs. Mike.  Expanded several times.  Peter Grueneisen did renovations for two different subsequent owners.  The first, 1995 to 1999, centered on the landscape/hardscape. The second phase, from 1999 to 2002, involved significant renovation of the first-floor master bathroom and kitchen and the addition of a second story containing two bedrooms, a bath, and a sitting area.

1949 - The Hines House, 760 Via Somonte, Palos Verdes Estates CA.  It appears to be destroyed - and this massive home built in its place.

1949 - The Greenberg House, 10525 Garwood Place, Los Angeles CA. 
As of 2007, owner was Philip N. Colman.

1949 - The Reunion House, 2440 Earl Street, aka 2440 Neutra Place, Los Angeles CA.  Remodeled in 1966 by the current owner, Dion Neutra.

1950 - The Nick Helburn House, Sourdough Road, Bozeman MT.  2500 square feet.  Sold to current owners Steve and Cindy Kleimer, who rent it out.

1950 - The Alexander Meltzer House, 1508 Murray Drive, Los Angeles CA. 
Sold to Alan Lindgren and Ken Carlsten.  Restored by designer Daniel Sachs.

1950 - The Josef Kun House II, 7947 Fareholm Drive, Los Angeles CA.  As of 2007, the owners were Christopher J. Hacker and William F. Thomas. Photo is of the Kun House I (left) and II (right).  Commissioned 1938.

1950 - The Grant and Mildred Beckstrand Lodge, Drycreek Ranch, Meadow UT.

1950 - The Hees House, 250 Trino Way, Pacific Palisades CA.

1950 - The William O'Brien House, 4740 or 4770 Richmond Avenue, Shreveport LA.  Frank Lloyd Wright was originally hired but proved too difficult for the clients.  The only Neutra house in Louisiana.  Sold to Lee Miller London.

1950 - The Sanders House, 868 Via Del Monte, Palos Verdes Estates CA.

1950 - The Samuel Miller House, 6400 Drexel Avenue, Los Angeles CA.

1951 - The Milton Goldman Residence, 3970 Archdale Road, Encino area of Los Angeles CA.  Greatly expanded and updated in 2001 by architect Roberta Weiser.  Was on the market in 2006 for $2.9M.

1951 - The Everist House, aka the Herbert House, 400 West 45th Street, Sioux City IA.  Current owners Gia and Ron Emory.

1951 - The Hinds House, 3940-41 San Rafael Avenue, Los Angeles CA. 
As of 2007, owned by  Ruby Nomura.  Commissioned 1947.

1951 - The Nelson House, 511 Miner Road, Orinda CA. Sold in 2001.

1951 - The Fischer House, 1618 Pine Crest Road, Spokane WA. Current owner Jose Conceicao.

1951 - The Hunter House, 2311 Bancroft Avenue, Los Angeles CA.

1951 - The Logar House, 17728 Ridgeway Road, Granada Hills CA.  Sold around 1966 to someone who did not occupy it.  Sold in 1970 to current owners.  For sale in 2010. 

1951 - The Brod House, 1203 North Oakwood Drive, Arcadia CA.

1951 - The Gloria and Donald L. Heryford House, 3444 Bonnie Hill Drive, Los Angeles CA.

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1951 - The Arthur James Mosbe and Ruth Mosby House, 103 Artemos Drive, Missoula MT.  The home was donated to the University of Montana for a president’s residence after Mosby's death in 1970.

1952 - The Weston House, 3220 Durand Drive, Los Angeles CA. Sold in 1999 to Niels Ostergard.

1952 - The Heller House, 811 North Camden Drive, Beverly Hills CA.  Above photo is the right address; however it looks like the original Neutra has been destroyed.

1952 - The Richard A. Matlock House, 1560 Ramillo Avenue, Long Beach CA. The eight-room house plus three-car garage is of wood frame and stucco construction. Building regulations dictated the use of pitched roofs.  Built by the Matlocks after they had seen the Neutra house of Dr. Grant Beckstrand.  The house was purchased in 1968 by the Matlocks' daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Masterson.

1952 - The Auerbacher Lodge, 31483 Pleasant Drive, Running Springs CA.

1952 - The Goodman House, 4225 North Golden Avenue, San Bernardino CA.

1952 - The John Miller House, 941 Arlington Blvd., El Cerrito CA. Sold in 1999.

1952 - The Marshall House, 5303 Linea Del Cielo, Rancho Santa Fe CA.

1952 - The I.B. Van Sicklen House, 6009 Mimulus Road, Rancho Santa Fe CA.

1952 - The McElvain House, 6232 Lindley Avenue, Reseda area of Los Angeles CA.

1953 - The Kramer House, 108 West 8^th Street, Corona CA.

1953 - The Price House, 255 South Gillette Avenue, Bayport NY.  Looks extensively remodeled.

1953 - The Kesler House, 1367 Monument Street, Pacific Palisades CA.
Sold in 2006 to Lynn Fehr.

1953 - The Elliot House, 7125 Conelly Boulevard, Bedford OH.
Sold in 2009 to Erica Yang and Gregory Kinzelman.

1953 - The Schaarman House, 7850 Torreyson Drive, Los Angeles CA. Sold in 1993 to Jeffery B. Gorman and the Liebert Family Trust.  Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, who live nearby, tried to buy it several times.

1953 - The Auerbacher House, 121 Sierra Vista Drive, Redlands CA. 

1953 - The Olin G. and Aida Haefely House, 5561 La Pasada Street, Long Beach CA.  Designed by Neutra at the same time as the Moore house next door.  

1953 - The Bethuel and Doris Moore House, 5551 La Pasada Street, Long Beach CA. In 1968, following the death of Mr. Moore by a heart attack, the home was purchased by Dr. Evelyn Blackman, a sociology professor at California State University, Long Beach. The home was sold in 1971 to Terry and Janice Atzen. In 1981, the house was refurbished. With the exception of the peninsula counter dividing the kitchen from the living room, there were no significant architectural changes.

1953 - The James and Orline Moore House, 512 North Foothill, Ojai CA.  Received an national AIA FIrst Honor Award in 1954. The Moores were disciples of Krishnamurti, a spiritual leader based in Ojai.  Located on 40 acres.  Commissioned 1950.

1953 - The Hall House, 900 West Bay Avenue, Newport Beach CA.  May be destroyed.

1954 - The Young House, 5355 Shirley Avenue, Los Angeles CA.  May be destroyed.

1954 - The Hammerman House, 201 Bentley Circle, Los Angeles CA.  Sold in 2003 by the Hammerman heirs to Adele and Gordon Binder.  Sold in 2005 to Thomas and Kathy Mendoza.  Was on the market in 2006 for $5.8M.

1955 - The Constance Perkins House, 1540 Poppy Peak Drive, Pasadena CA. Perkins died in March 1991 and left the house to the Huntington Library and Art Gallery.  Sold in 2004 to John Mack Faragher and Michele Hoffnung.

1955 - The Brown-Sidney House, 10801 Chalon Road, Los Angeles CA.  Sold in 2000 to fashion mogul Tom Ford.  Sold 18 days later to Ten 801 Chalon Road Holding Trust, controlled by Ford.

1955 - The Hansch House, 4070 Olive Knoll Place, address was formerly called Via Padova, Claremont CA.

1955 - The Cohen House #1, 8805 Cheltenham Avenue, Springfield PA.

1955 - The Henry and Betty L. Corwin House, 25 Huckelberry Lane, Weston CT.
Still owned by Betty and Henry Corwin.

1955 - The Roberts House, 539 South Grand Avenue, West Covina CA.  May be destroyed.

1955 - The Weihe House, 25 Sweetbay Road, Rancho Palos Verde CA. Sold in 1994 to Lynn and William Petak.

1955 - The Grelling House, Strada del Roccolo 11, Ascona, Switzerland.  Neutra oriented this two-story house to look out over the Lago Maggiore; on the upper floor, kitchens, closets, and maid's quarters line the west side, leaving the living room and master bedroom a panoramic view of the lake. Below, a garage, extra bedroom, and an added living space.

1955 - The Kronish House, 9439 Sunset Boulevard, Beverly Hills CA. 
Sold in 1999 to Massoud Yashouafar.

1955 - The George and Dorothy Serulnic House, 3947 Markridge Road, La Crescenta (Tujunga area), CA.  Dorothy was Neutra's secretary.  Fordyce S. Marsh was the builder.  Was an Architectural Record house in 1956.  Owners as of 1999 were Lari Pittman and Roy Dowell.

1956 - The Slavin House, 1322 Dover Road, Santa Barbara CA.

1956 - The Sidney R. Troxell House, 766 Paseo Miramar, Pacific Palisades CA.  Sold to architect Charles Scott Hughes who renovated and expanded it in 2005. Sold to Hikaru Utada in 2005.  Sold to Kazuhiro Iwashita.

1956 - The Alfred de Schulthess House, 19A #15012, Cubanacan Playa, Havana, Cuba.  9350 square feet.  Raul Alvarez worked as supervising architect; Benno Fischer, Serge Koschin, John Blanton all worked on the architectural design; the noted Brazilian landscape architect, Roberto Burle Marx, collaborated on the landscape design of the three-acre property.  Now a diplomatic residence for Switzerland.  Received the 1958 National College of Architects Gold Medal. Color photos by Patrick Denker.

1956 - The Staller House (aka the Levinsohn House), 899-901 Bel Air Road, Los Angeles CA.  Commissioned 1955.  Sold to Gary Levinsohn in 1998.  Restored by Lorcan O'Herlihy in 2001.

1956 - The Schwind House, 1430 Carlton Road, Hillsborough CA.

1956 - The Adler House, 1438 North Kenter Avenue, Brentwood area of Los Angeles CA.

1956 - The Artega House, 12960 Gladstone, Lake View Terraces, near Fernando CA. The Neutra house is on the right.  There is a second house on the same lot, left.  Sold in 1999 from Joseph Artega to Michael Artega. 

1956 - The Gillen House, 7 Quail Canyon Road, San Bernardino CA.  For sale in 2009.

1956 - The Kilbury House, 920 Via Nogales, Palos Verdes Estates CA.
Still owned by Mary Kilbury.

1956 - The Philip and Jean Livingston House, 1718 Minnekahda Road, Chattanooga TN. Because of Neutra’s busy schedule, the Livingstons hired family friend and local architect MaryLou Droston, to help oversee construction.  The contractor was Creed W. Maynard, a patient of Dr. Livingston. The current owner is their daughter, Ann Raines.

1956 - The Miller House, 109 South Whitehall Road, Norristown PA.

1956 - The Louis Nash House, 35 Marine View Drive, Camarillo CA.  For sale in 2009.

1956 - The Cohen House #2, 27360 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu CA. Currently on the market as a rental. Last sold in 1998 to Daniel Alberstone and Lisa Ogawa.

1957 - The Gene Field House, 4341 Lanai, Encino CA. The owners got tired of modern and destroyed the house, building another in its place, above photo. 

1969 - The Pescher House, Am Freudenberg 75, Wuppertal, Germany.

1969 - The Marcel Delcourt House, 18bis Avenue General de Gaulle, Croix,
Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France.

Sources include:  Ojai Valley Museum, Silver Lake News, Freebase, The Palm Springs Modern Committee, Blockshopper, Arts and Architecture Case Study Houses, LALife, YouAreHere, Pacific Coast Architecture Database, Archiportal, Classic houses of Portland Oregon: 1850-1950 by William John Hawkins and William F. Willingham; Private landscapes: modernist gardens in Southern California by Pamela Burton and Marie Botnick,Virtual GlobeTrotting, Neutraweb