A mid-century post and beam home in Pasadena, originally designed as the personal residence of its lauded architect Calvin C. Straub, has listed for $2.089 million. The 2,090-square-foot house ...

Dubbed ‘the father of California post and beam architecture’ by author and critic Esther McCoy, Straub found inspiration in both the arts and crafts movement as well as from California’s ...

“Kemper Nomland Jr.’s mastery of post-and-beam architecture — clean lines, open floor plans, and the seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces — was incredibly inspiring ...

That Straub-designed post-and-beam residence, which cost $50,000 in 1956, is now listed for $7.249 million, making it “probably one of the best investments my parents ever made,” Farbstein said.

A minimalist-style house that was built in 1947 as part of the Case Study program has sold in Pasadena for $2.96 million. The final price tag is $30,000 shy of when it originally listed for sale ...

A post-and-beam style home by architect Calvin Straub in Pasadena, C.A. comes to market for $2.98 million with three bedrooms and more.

A Pasadena home described in the National Register of Historic Places as one of lauded architect Calvin Straub’s “definitive achievements in post-and-beam residential architecture” is on the ...

A Topanga home inspired by traditional Japanese architecture is on the market for $2.1 million. ... The company Haiku Houses designed the post-and-beam structure. Founded in 1973, ...

This residence in rustic Mandeville Canyon was designed in 1953 by the man Esther McCoy dubbed the "Father of California Post and Beam Architecture," Calvin Straub. Sited on a .45-acre lot, the ...