Midtown School

Architect
John Lautner
Year
1961
Style
Mid-Century Modern
City
Los Angeles, CA
Midtown School
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Designed in 1961 by John Lautner, a protégé of Frank Lloyd Wright known for structurally inventive schools and residences, the Midtown School stands at 4155 Russell Avenue in Hollywood. It was individually designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #553 in 1991.

the style

Mid-Century Modern (c. 1945–1970): Post-and-beam houses with walls of glass, flat or butterfly roofs, and easy flow between indoors and out.

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the architect

John Lautner trained under Frank Lloyd Wright and became known for structurally inventive schools and residences; the Midtown School is one of his Los Angeles works.

significance

The building was individually designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #553 in 1991.

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