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A Visit to the Iconic Flansburgh House

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Bill Janovitz

Posted in Design Research, Earl Flansburgh, Historic New England, John Flansburgh, Mid-Century Modern, New York Times, Polly Flansburgh, Preservation, TAC On Mar 11, 2014

Click any photo, and click again to enlarge: Photos by Lara Kimmerer (except for the vintage newspaper shot). “Architecture should be exciting; living is exciting.” Earl Flansburgh Nestled up on a knoll in the pines of Lincoln, on a lot peppered with colorful sculptures (see list at end of post), the Modernist Flansburgh House epitomizes the…

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Sold: Moon Hill Listing

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Bill Janovitz

Posted in Lexington, Listings, Six Moon Hill, SOLD, TAC On Jan 01, 2014

See below post for more photos and details.            

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Sold: Six Moon Hill Listing! “The Schneider House”

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Bill Janovitz

Posted in Lexington, Listings, Mid-Century Modern, Norman Fletcher, Six Moon Hill, SOLD, TAC On Oct 23, 2013

Click any photo to enlarge and view as a slide show. Twilight shots by John Tse. All others by Lara Kimmerer.     (SOLD) Rare opportunity to own an updated Norman Fletcher/TAC-designed International style Modernist house in the world-renowned, historic Six Moon Hill neighborhood. Enjoy one-level living with four bedrooms, two full baths (third full bath…

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Sold: Six Moon Hill Listing! “The Schneider House”

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Bill Janovitz

Posted in Lexington, Listings, Mid-Century Modern, Norman Fletcher, Six Moon Hill, SOLD, TAC On Oct 23, 2013

See full post, below. (SOLD).  

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Five Fields in the Boston Globe

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Bill Janovitz

Posted in Boston Globe, Five Fields, Lexington, Mid-Century Modern, press, publicity, TAC, Walter Gropius On Aug 20, 2013

  A truly excellent and comprehensive article by Linda Matchan that captures what makes Five Fields so special. Link here. Excerpt: …It is part of a small, tightknit, and, for its time, radical community of modernist homes known as Five Fields. The neighborhood, established in the postwar 1950s by a group of local architects, including…

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Summer’s Here. Time to Catch Our Breath

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Bill Janovitz

Posted in Five Fields, Lexington, Listings, Market Report, Marketing, Sales, Six Moon Hill, TAC On Jul 11, 2013

Man, oh, man! What a nutty spring market here in and around Lexington (never mind nearby planets like Cambridge, where one buyer bid $1.3 million over a $3.7 million asking price). Inventory has been tight. Bidding wars were the rule rather than the exception. Since January 2013, the Janovitz + Tse Team have had 19…

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Sally Harkness, 1915-2013

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Bill Janovitz

Posted in Lexington, modernism, Sally Harkness, Six Moon Hill, TAC On Jul 11, 2013

We were saddened to learn last month of the passing of Sally Harkness, a true innovator, at 98. At the time of her passing, Ms. Harkness was still living at the house she designed 65 years ago at Six Moon Hill, the neighborhood she co-founded with her colleagues in The Architects Collaborative (TAC). Here is…

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Sold: Five Fields

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Bill Janovitz

Posted in Five Fields, Lexington, Listings, SOLD, TAC On May 28, 2013

 

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Sold: 11 Barberry Road, Five Fields

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Bill Janovitz

Posted in Dick Morehouse, Five Fields, Lexington, Listings, SOLD, TAC On May 28, 2013

Click any photo to enlarge: Photos by Lara Kimmerer (interior) and John Tse (exterior) (Sale pending) We are thrilled to offer this listing of a classic Five Fields TAC (The Architects’ Collaborative) house, the first time this house has been available since it was designed and built in 1953. Expanded since, it strikes a remarkable…

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Sold: Five Fields Lexington New Listing

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Bill Janovitz

Posted in Five Fields, Lexington, Listings, Mid-Century Modern, SOLD, TAC On Apr 05, 2013

  Available!

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Sold: Five Fields

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Bill Janovitz

Posted in Five Fields, Lexington, Listings, SOLD, TAC On Feb 25, 2013

Photos by Lara Kimmerer (interior) and John Tse (exterior). Click any photo to enlarge: 26 Barberry Road, Lexington $985,000  We are thrilled to have the opportunity to market this large modernist house in one of Lexington’s most significant modernist neighborhoods. Originally designed by The Architects Collaborative (TAC), in the highly desirable mid-century modern community of…

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Private Sale of the Fletcher House in Six Moon Hill

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Bill Janovitz

Posted in Jean Fletcher, Lexington, Listings, Norman Fletcher, Renovation, Six Moon Hill, TAC On Jan 31, 2013
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