Rudolph Schindler
The young Viennese architect Rudolph Schindler arrived in Los Angeles in 1920, hired by Frank Lloyd Wright to supervise the construction of his Hollyhock house. Schindler had emigrated to America in 1914, and found work in Wright’s Chicago office. In 1921 he built his own residence on Kings Road in West Hollywood- a remarkable laboratory promoting new ideas in design and living. This is where he remained until he died in 1953. Lovingly restored, it now serves as the MAK … Read More