California Midcentury meets Latin American modern
Taalman Koch Architecture guides a Los Feliz couple through a remodel that preserves the house's Midcentury lines but infuses the spaces with warmth, emotion and personal connections. The vision: California Midcentury meets Latin American modern.
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Midcentury meets Latin American modern
By Lisa Boone
Filmmaker and KCET producer Juan Devis and artist Laura Purdy worked with architects Linda Taalman, Alan Koch and Rebecca Rudolph to update their 2,000-square-foot home, shown here from the back. The goal wasn't to add space but, rather, to make the space more practical and personal. Behind the house, the patio was extended to provide more outdoor living space, and wood rounds cut from a diseased eucalyptus tree were set in gravel. |
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