Eichler house plans

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Ryan Leidner Architecture has used white paint and lush greenery to refresh a mid-century modern Eichler home in Silicon Valley completed in the 1960s.

Karen and John wanted to raise their family in not just any mid-century modern home, but one specifically designed by architect Joseph Eichler. This one was a perfect fit!

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This floor plan almost exactly matches 1322. This home was designed by the architectural firm of A. Quincy Jones and Frederick E. Emmons. It features 1729 sq. ft. of living space, 4 bedrooms and 2 baths, large central atrium and a multipurpose room. This is the only floor plan to be found in all three of the tracts in Orange, CA. These homes have become to be known as Mid-Century Modern. www.eichlersocal.com/floorplans/FPindex1.htm

There should be nothing mysterious about the origin of the Eichler atrium. The atrium, a design milestone, became the Eichler homes' most popular feature. For some people, it became the defining f

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rarely seen copies of the original blueprints by A. Quincy Jones recovered from the UCLA archives Photo 22 of 22 in Before & After: Another A. Quincy Jones Eichler Is Returned to its Former Glory in Oakland. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

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