PCAD - Freeman, Samuel and Harriet, House, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, CA

1962 Glencoe Way
Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, CA 90068-3113

OpenStreetMap (new tab)

Google Map (new tab)

Google Streetview (new tab)

Overview

The Freeman House was one of Frank Lloyd Wright's four reinforced concrete block ("Textile Block') houses in Los Angeles, CA, done in the early 1920s. Like the Millard House, the concrete blocks of the Freeman House were pierced with geometric designs allowing light to penetrate and cast interesting shadows.

PCAD id: 502

Publications

Moro, Ginger, "Wright the Weaver's Textile Block Houses: Restore or Destroy?", Echoes, 37, 65, 9/2001. Maddex, Diane, "Ennis House", Frank Lloyd Wright Inside and Out, 118-119, 2001. Maddex, Diane, "Freeman House", Frank Lloyd Wright Inside and Out, 116-117, 2001. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, "19. Freeman House, 1924", Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 150, 1994.

Freeman, Samuel and Harriet, House, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, CA (1923)

Publications