JOHN LAUTNER: - Triangle Modernist Houses

Announces Lautner's selection to design the 150-unit, $1.3 million Raintree Inn motel complex in Grand Junction,
Colorado scheduled for completion this spring.
236. Happenings. Los Angeles Times, 1973(May 13): p. S59.
Announces the May 20th Los Angeles County Museum of Art's Art and Architecture House Tour from 11:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. which includes John Lautner's Familian House.
237. Hope's Palm Springs Showplace Home Destroyed by Fire. Los Angeles Times, 1973(Jul 25): p. OC1.
Reported on a fire which damaged the Bob Hope House under construction in Palm Springs. The loss was reported
at $1.5 million. Hope stated that the 40,000 sq. ft. house designed by John Lautner will be rebuilt at an estimate of $3 million.
238. Bankruptcy Property "Silvertop". Los Angeles Times, 1973(Sep 18): p. B9.
Bankruptcy notice describes the Reiner House in Silverlake designed by John Lautner.
239. Design Series Under Way. Los Angeles Times, 1973(Nov 4): p. G10.
Lautner scheduled to speak next Wednesday, November 14th, as part of the Design Forum '73 lecture series
sponsored by Sci-Arc at 1800 Berkeley St. in Santa Monica from 8 to 10 p.m.
240. Institute of Architecture Will Close Registration. Los Angeles Times, 1973(Dec 9): p. O10.
Sci-Arc will close registration for it's second semester on Saturday. It's on-going lecture series continues on
Wednesday nights and featured John Lautner on November 14th.
241. Showplace Home of Bob Hope Destroyed in Palm Springs Fire. Los Angeles Times, 1973(Jul 25): p. Front page, B1,
B3.
Three front page, above-the-fold photos and article on Lautner's Bob Hope Residence in Palm Springs before and
after a major fire which destroyed the house which was under construction.
242. Green, T.M., Society To Rebuild Regional Center. Los Angeles Times, Real Estate Section, 1973(Apr 8): p. 1.
Article with rendering on Lautner's design for the rebuilding of the Crippled Childrenâ€s Building, Rancho Del
Valle at 6530 Winnetka Ave. in Woodland Hills.
243. Kemper, A.M., Drawings by American Architects. 1973, New York: John Wiley & Sons.
Includes drawings of Lautner's Rancho Del Valle, Crippled Childrenâ€s Society in Woodland Hills; Bob Hope
Residence in Palm Springs; and the Arango Residence in Acapulco.
244. Lautner, J., Best of California [exhibition]. 1973(San Francisco Museum of Art).
Group show features work by Lautner.
245. Martin, M., This Is An Architect‟s Architect. Beverly Hills Independent, 1973(Jun 28): p. 4.
Lautner article.
1974 Major part of travelling exhibition “Three Worlds of Los Angeles” curated by Beata Inaya. (see
item 268. below).
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Nichols Residence, Farmington NM (unbuilt)
Doumani Duplex, Marina del Rey, CA (unbuilt)
Hurd Residence, Horsehoe Bay, TX (unbuilt)
John Lautner Mountain Cabin, Three Rivers, CA (unbuilt)
Lucy Residence, Horseshoe Bay, TX (unbuilt)
Rosenthal Residence, Las Vegas, NV (unbuilt)
246. Malibu Beach House, Malibu, California: Architect, John Lautner. A + U: Architecture and Urbanism 4, 1974(40, Apr):
p. 81-83.