A rare house by midcentury developer Joseph Eichler – designed without his signature atrium – is on the market in the city of Orange. Built in 1960, the house is one of just two Eichler homes ...

My father and stepmother were the first buyers of the last seven homes that Joseph Eichler built in 1974. For this last subdivision in Los Altos, he did build two homes without an atrium.

An unusual home in Orange by midcentury developer Joseph Eichler – designed without his classic atrium – has sold for $985,000, exactly the sum the owner sought. The house is one of just two ...

Other Eichler communities are spread across Los Angeles and Northern California neighborhoods. The Tapias’ home features a 400-square-foot atrium, surrounded by glass walls that separate it from ...

He continued designing and remodeling homes and other buildings with his firm Oakland and Imada until his death in 1989 Known for: Oakland is said to have created the Eichler atrium, an open- air ...

The four-bedroom, 2,028-square-foot home with two bathrooms and a central atrium privately sold for $2.075 million, making it the most expensive Eichler deal in Orange County since the same house ...

But what happens when an Eichler atrium goes wrong? That’s the challenge met by architect John Klopf on a recent project in Mountain View. While the home, built in the early 1970s, was designed ...

a large central atrium, and a backyard filled with fruit trees. From the Agent: "Enter into the classic ambiance of this iconic midcentury-modern home, built by renowned developer Joseph Eichler ...

The four-bedroom model features a spacious atrium—a classic Eichler feature—as well as floor-to-ceiling windows throughout, exposed beams galore, and a host of original elements. Those include ...

Eichler fans disagree about how much change ... But as we walk out his front door into his atrium, I notice that the door has panels and is lit by a coach lamp—affronts to LaHorgue’s version ...

They kept the original Eichler large glass-ball lighting ... That included additions and raising the roof in the atrium/entry hall area. “We were just expanding on that, making it lighter ...