Thanks for architect, Tim Techler (his link is included on the right), for pointing us toward the Esto.com site, which includes some invaluable shots of Moon Hill taken by Ezra Stoller. More on Ezra Stoller.
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SOLD: The spirit of exploration and invention, led by philosophy, can be present in an office. Ideas are welcomed from wherever they come. Architectural music is orchestral rather than solo. Every member is involved. — Sally Harkness, on the “collaborative” part of The Architects Collaborative (TAC) firm Sally Harkness was the principal TAC partner behind…
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These excellent shots were taken by photographer, David Travers. (Click to enlarge, as with any image on this site). The house had multiple offers the first weekend listed and is currently under agreement.
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We are proud to be representing the owners of this modernist home, The Baggs House in Lincoln, MA. The House A rare offering of a Hugh Stubbins-designed three-bedroom private residence, a mid-century modernist classic thoughtfully sited on a private two-acre lot in a neighborhood of multi-million-dollar estates. Open-concept main floor offers abundant natural light and…
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An excellent article in Design New England from my good buddy, Bruce Irving, who was a longtime producer at the show This Old House.
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Here is an old 1957 Citation Award from The American Home magazine. Price range for the houses is listed at $21,000.
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Another great entry from the NYT “Living Rooms” blog series. This one is about the “Guide to Easier Living” handbook from 1950s industrial designers, Mary and Russel Wright.
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From “Living Rooms,” the fine new column in the New York Times, an interesting view on post-war modernism.
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Great article and tour of a Peacock Farm house here. Our blog gets a nice shout-out.
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Nice to be able to contribute to a spotlight in Boston Magazine on Moon Hill and our listing at 10 Moon Hill, which is currently under agreement, by the way. Click to see article: http://www.bostonmagazine.com/articles/real_estate_modern_history/
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John Tse and I have listed another Peacock Farm classic. (SOLD, closing end of June 2010) Sunny mid-century modern classic: 5 bedroom, 3 full bath original Peacock Farm house designed by noted architects Walter Pierce and Danforth Compton, updated & well-maintained by the original owners, now offered for the first time in over 50 years….
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(SOLD July/2010) In the June 1950 issue of Architectural Forum magazine profile on the homes of Six Moon Hill, the Sills House, 10 Moon Hill Road, is described as, “designed for one of Six Moon Hill’s few non-academic couples, this carefully detailed house has reserve space to provide for future family growth… A slate floor…
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