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By Elizabeth A.T. Smith
Elizabeth A.T. Smith, 2021
The Case Study House program, active from 1945 to 1966, was a landmark event in American architecture. Concentrated in the Los Angeles area, this initiative saw the design of 36 prototype homes. The program aimed to provide accessible plans for modern residences, suitable for affordable and straightforward construction during the post-war building boom. Spearheaded by Arts & Architecture editor John Entenza, it attracted leading architectural talents to redefine the modern home, leaving a lasting influence on architecture globally.