Posts Tagged ‘Modernism’

Los Angeles is one of the rare cities where romance is written not just in gestures, but in architecture, in steel, stone, glass, and light. This Valentine’s Day, the most memorable dates don’t require prix-fixe menus or velvet ropes, but curiosity, conversation, and a shared love of beautiful spaces. From modernist landmarks and mid-century masterpieces to civic monuments and cultural institutions, most of these experiences are entirely free, proving that the city’s greatest luxury is access itself, to design, history, and moments that feel quietly, enduringly intimate. This Valentine’s Day, forget the predictable reservations and let the city’s most beautiful buildings do the seducing.
Welcome to The Jack Lucas Residence. Built in 1947 by architect Eric Black and with period renovations by Tony Unruh, AIA, the sharp and stylish mid-century modern home was designed to “always look modern” according to the wishes of its original owner. This Frank Lloyd Wright-esque beauty is a wonderful time capsule of Los Angeles’s signature architectural movement.

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