Linda Taaffe

3 weeks ago | almanacnews.com | Linda Taaffe

For nearly six decades, the midcentury modern home known as the “Green House” in Palo Alto’s Palo Verde neighborhood sat virtually untouched, preserving in time design elements from key figures in California’s modernist movement. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright’s protégé, Aaron Green, and built by Eichler Homes, the 1966-era home is considered a notable example of Joseph Eichler‘s iconic midcenturyWork (now known as “Eichlers”) and Wright’s minimalist design principles.

3 weeks ago | rwcpulse.com | Linda Taaffe

For nearly six decades, the midcentury modern home known as the “Green House” in Palo Alto’s Palo Verde neighborhood sat virtually untouched, preserving in time design elements from key figures in California’s modernist movement. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright’s protégé, Aaron Green, and built by Eichler Homes, the 1966-era home is considered a notable example of Joseph Eichler‘s iconic midcenturyWork (now known as “Eichlers”) and Wright’s minimalist design principles.

3 weeks ago | mv-voice.com | Linda Taaffe

For nearly six decades, the midcentury modern home known as the “Green House” in Palo Alto’s Palo Verde neighborhood sat virtually untouched, preserving in time design elements from key figures in California’s modernist movement. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright’s protégé, Aaron Green, and built by Eichler Homes, the 1966-era home is considered a notable example of Joseph Eichler‘s iconic midcenturyWork (now known as “Eichlers”) and Wright’s minimalist design principles.

3 weeks ago | paloaltoonline.com | Linda Taaffe

For nearly six decades, the midcentury modern home known as the “Green House” in Palo Alto’s Palo Verde neighborhood sat virtually untouched, preserving in time design elements from key figures in California’s modernist movement. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright’s protégé, Aaron Green, and built by Eichler Homes, the 1966-era home is considered a notable example of Joseph Eichler‘s iconic midcenturyWork (now known as “Eichlers”) and Wright’s minimalist design principles.

3 weeks ago | paloaltoonline.com | Linda Taaffe

Each week, Embarcadero Media takes a look at home sales activity along the Midpeninsula in the communities of Atherton, East Palo Alto, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Menlo Park, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Portola Valley and Woodside. Home sales are provided by California Resource, a real estate information company that obtains the information from counties’ recorder’s offices. Information is recorded from deeds after the close of escrow and published within four to eight weeks.