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The panelized CLT build also means the first level doesn’t have any interior walls.

Houses We Love: Every day we feature a remarkable space submitted by our community of architects, designers, builders, and homeowners. Have one to share? Post it here.

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The midcentury home of Murray Gell-Mann features a copper-clad fireplace, colored-glass panels, and big exposed beams—and it’s one of architect William E. Blurock’s few residential designs.

Location: 1024 Armada Drive, Pasadena, California

Price: $4,599,000

Footprint: 5,307 square feet (5 beds, 5 baths)

Lot Size: 0.32 acr...


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Neighbors are convinced the famous Los Angeles home is falling apart. The owners don’t seem to know what they’re talking about.

Roughly a dozen years ago, if you walked up the steep incline of North Skyewiay Road in the upscale Brentwood Heights neighborhood of West Los Angeles, you might have seen Jack Larson’s dog sprawled on the deck of the actor’s brick-and-wood hom...


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Lawrence Simons designed the 1982 Santa Rosa residence around massive granite outcroppings, and it has huge windows overlooking the Valley of the Moon.

Location: 825 White Oak Drive, Santa Rosa, California

Price: $2,995,000 (previously $3,289,000)

Year Built: 1982

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The first episode of his "Minecraft" YouTube series, which has gone viral, reveals some surprisingly considered interior design decisions.

The private lives of professional football players have long been their own spectator sport. Their faces populate advertisements, their relationships make headlines, and their extracurricular pursuits attract nearly as much attention...


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