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By Smith Elizabeth A.T.
Elizabeth A.T. Smith - 2016 - TASCHEN
The Case Study House program, active from 1945 to 1966, aimed to provide modern, affordable housing solutions for the post-war era. Sponsored by Arts & Architecture magazine, it commissioned prototype homes designed for easy replication and accessibility. Primarily focused in the Los Angeles area, the program involved prominent architects like Richard Neutra, Charles and Ray Eames, and Pierre Koenig. These designs emphasized incorporating war-born techniques and materials to express modern living. The initiative significantly influenced residential architecture across the United States and globally, redefining the concept of the modern home.