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“Eichleresque” Mid-Century home overlooking a neighborhood park

March 14, 2016 By Holly Rose Filed Under: Hot Properties

 

From the Bauhaus movement in the early 1900s, the concept of “form follows function” evolved into Midcentury Modern architecture, and was fully realized by Joseph Eichler’s many projects in the Bay Area. The design of this vintage 1950 home endures as a bridge between the groundbreaking concepts of its era and the most sought-after style of today.

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