Many of its elements - natural materials, floor-to-ceiling windows, built-in cabinetry and blending of indoor and outdoor space - later became hallmarks of Eichler's own post-and-beam California homes.
Eichler tested innovations including sliding doors, built-in furniture, and even the choice of materials, making the residence a 'cinemascope' version of Eichler tract homes and a crucible for design experimentation.
The triangular design is a key feature, reflecting the geometric creativity of Mid-Century Modern architecture.
Though they never trained with architect Frank Lloyd Wright and were not included in his 'inner circle,' his influence is clear in the first homes the pair designed with Eichler, according to the Eichler Network.
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