Bazelon-McGovern House

Architect: Jean-Pierre Trouchaud
Year: 1957
Style: Mid-Century Modern
City: Washington, DC

The Bazelon-McGovern House is a 1957 mid-century modern residence in upper Northwest Washington, designed by architect Jean-Pierre Trouchaud with a distinctive blend of Japanese and modern influences.

the style

The design blends mid-century modernism with Japanese architectural influences, visible in the modernist facade facing the street.

significance

Listed on the District of Columbia Inventory of Historic Sites and the National Register of Historic Places.

nearby

Kameny, Franklin E., Residence 0.2 mi · Colonial Revival
Glen Hurst 0.7 mi · Queen Anne
Kreeger Museum 0.8 mi · Mid-Century Modern · 1994
Washington Aqueduct 1.0 mi · 1864
Engine Company No. 29 (Palisades Firehouse) 1.1 mi · Colonial Revival · 1925
Castle Gatehouse, Washington Aqueduct 1.4 mi · 1899

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