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Thursday, February 18, 2010
Arlington
An interesting house on the market in Arlington, re-designed by Single Speed Design.
Labels:
1948 House,
Arlington,
Single Speed Design
Monday, February 8, 2010
Ha!
A few people have sent this to me over the past week or two:
http://unhappyhipsters.com/
Satire for the self-aware of the Dwell-ers.
- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
http://unhappyhipsters.com/
Satire for the self-aware of the Dwell-ers.
- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
More Breuer Residencies in Massachusetts
Courtesy of the very good site, GreatBuildings.com
Breuer House I in Lincoln, MA (very close to Gropius House)

This is the J. Ford House in Lincoln, MA.
Breuer House I in Lincoln, MA (very close to Gropius House)

This is the J. Ford House in Lincoln, MA.
Labels:
lincoln,
ma,
Marcel Breuer
Chamberlain Cottage

Here is a link to more information on the Marcel Breuer/Walter Gropius Chamberlain Cottage in Wayland, MA
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Peacock Farm Listing
Jodi Winchester in our office brought this one on this past weekend. Word on the street is that it is already under agreement. Asing price is $765,000. We have some listings coming on in a couple of Lexington's historic modernist neighborhoods. Contact me for info.


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Peacock Farm
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Six Moon Hill Article
From Architects.org:
Link Here
And another (from Harvard Magazine) regarding preservation of modernists homes, pointing out a brief history that predates Walter Gropius' arrival at Harvard. Henry Hoover is discussed.
Link Here
And another (from Harvard Magazine) regarding preservation of modernists homes, pointing out a brief history that predates Walter Gropius' arrival at Harvard. Henry Hoover is discussed.
Labels:
Six Moon Hill
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