Step Inside a Secret Los Angeles Masterpiece!

Today, we're diving into the George D. Sturges House by Frank Lloyd Wright, appreciating its unique *architecture**. This **house tour* highlights the *interior design* and why its *residential architecture* is so special. We will also explore the architectural drawings and historical significance of this *organic architecture* gem.
In this video, we explore the Sturges House, an extraordinary modern residence designed in 1939 by legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

This unique home combines the principles of Usonian architecture, cost-effective construction, and innovative structural design to create a house that seems to float above the hillside.

🏛️ What You’ll Learn:
✔️ How Wright adapted the design to a steep hillside lot in Los Angeles
✔️ The structural techniques that made the dramatic cantilever possible
✔️ The use of prefabricated steel beams and minimal foundations to reduce costs
✔️ How horizontal lines and wood materials emphasize the house’s modern style
✔️ The unique spatial experience from a closed entrance to panoramic glass walls overlooking the city

Whether you’re an architect, a student of design, or simply love modern architecture, this in-depth analysis will show you why the George D. Sturges House remains a masterpiece of organic design and innovation.

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0:00 Introduction
0:47 Presentation
1:12 Historic context
1:35 Location
2:00 Implantation on site
3:20 Program
3:58 Interior Layout
4:49 Materials
7:48 Architect's consideration