Pierre Koenig

Pierre Koenig

Sep 15, 2011 | Post by: av No Comments

The Michael Gantert Residence by Pierre Koenig at 6431 La Punta Dr in Hollywood Hills

6431 La Punta Drive , Los Angeles, CA, 90068
MLS#: 11-554079 | 3bd, 2.5 ba | 1,994 Sq ft (per mls)
Offered at $2,300,000

Close on the heels of the Scott House, is the Michael Gantert Residence, the last home Pierre Koenig built before his death in 2004. Situated at the end of a private road, the house is cantilevered on a ridge and boasts spectacular views of the city.

Built in 1981, the 1,994 square foot glass and steel house features an open floor plan and is reminiscent of one of Koenig’s most famous works, the Case Study House #22 also known as the Stahl House. (more…)

Aug 31, 2011 | Post by: av No Comments

The Scott House by Pierre Koenig at 10300 Haines Canyon in Tujunga

10300 Haines Canyon Avenue , Tujunga ,CA 91042
MLS#: 11-550643 | 2bd, 2ba
Offered at $585,000

We’d showcased earlier this year a Gregory Ain – Pierre Koenig collaboration in the Los Feliz Oaks. New on the market is Pierre Koenig’s ‘Scott House’, one of his earlier mid-century works in Tujunga. A San Francisco native, Koenig was known for use of exposed steel-and-glass in buildings and centered most of his work on the West Coast.

Built in 1956, the house is 1429 square feet and sits on a 21,250 square foot lot set against the foothills of the Angeles National Forest. The project predates his work for the Case Study program and bears a resemblance to the iconic Stahl House at 1635 Woods Drive in Hollywood Hills (Case Study House #22). (more…)

Jun 21, 2011 | Post by: av No Comments

5786 Valley Oak on a Private Street in the Oaks

5786 Valley Oak Dr, Los Angeles, CA, 90068
MLS#: 11-535503
Offered at $1,999,951

What we loved most about this mid-century modern is the walls of glass and abundance of light along with the privacy it offers. Featuring the designs of Gregory Ain and Pierre Koenig, the house is located on a private street in the Hollywood Hills. The 3 bedroom main house was originally built in 1952 by Gregory Ain.