'Our treehouse in the hills'

Here is what I found in today's LA Times Home and Garden. Perched high above Hollywood with spectacular views sits a small (looks bigger, huh?) one bedroom house with all the trimmings of mid century modern. The house was designed by Edward Fickett in 1954 originally as a weekend retreat for only $9,000. What a nice getaway! Read Chris Iovenko's inviting article.

A reputation for building design

If I could ask one question...what is the inspiration behind the genius?
Architect Paul Rudolph designed the Arthur Milam Residence in 1962. This is one of many mid-century modern architectural designs being celebrated this weekend at a conference in Jacksonville, Fl.
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The House of Pleasure

The Pfanner House, by noted architect Zoka Zola, was built on an undersized lot in Chicago's East Village. This is perfect when your only choice is up! You really don't need much when a home speaks for itself. This is my ahh moment.
Ms. Zola's home was orignally featured in Apartment Therapy's 2006 "House Tour" . You can also read more about the Pfanner House in the new March issue of Domino magazine. Check it out and also visit her website. You won't be disappointed.
Home of the Year Award of North America. Here's why...