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Joseph Eichler

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A. Quincy Jones Transforms the Modern Tract Home

  • October 8, 2022
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In 1950, the Architectural Forum Magazine brought two significant Mid Century Modern minds together, launching a powerful partnership. The magazine recognized Joseph Eichler for Subdivision of the Year and A.…
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exterior of 1955 Eichler Fullerton Forever Home
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Finding and Renovating a Fullerton Forever Home

  • September 25, 2022
  • Written by Meryl Schoenbaum and Photographed by Bret Gum and Styled by Jickie Torres
Hard work, creative visions and clever strategies turn a remodeling nightmare into a Mid Century Modern dream. As they embark on their adventures in house hunting, many people aren’t sure…
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Restoring a Remuddled Flat Top in Northern California

  • October 29, 2021
  • Written by Michelle Gringeri-Brown and Photography by Jim Brown
Fixing the roof of this Anshen-Allen Eichler instantly brought the era charm back to the curb—the homeowners' mid mod collection took care of the rest.
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The Age of Eichler: Mid Century Modern Residential Architecture

  • May 28, 2021
  • Written by Anna Marcum
Joseph (Joe) Eichler (1900–1974) was the first merchant builder to work closely with postwar housing architects to develop stylish, mass-produced tract homes. He wanted to construct them with quality materials…
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Fullerton’s Forever Homes: A Mid Century Renovation

  • April 11, 2021
  • Written by Erin Lawrence and Photography by Bret Gum
Taking on the renovation of a mid century home is always a challenge. In Fullerton, California, there’s added pressure when the homes are a beloved local symbol of a bygone…
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Eccentric + Authentic Eichler Renovation in Walnut Creek

  • November 26, 2020
  • Written by and Photography by Daniel Blue Photography & John Shum
An Eichler home in Walnut Creek receives colorful updates sensitive to the home's original architecture—and the needs of a young family.
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Joseph Eichler: His Work + Designs

  • August 17, 2020
  • Written by Brooke Sanders and Rabekah Henderson
The famed real estate developer known for his affordable tract homes that enabled a true California lifestyle, but he left behind something much greater than his designs—his passion for people.
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An almost pristine Fullerton Forever home with a low slung sloped roof and fun ornage door
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The History of the Fullerton Forever Homes

  • April 9, 2020
  • Written by Erin Lawrence and by Lindsay Jarvis and Photography by Jickie Torres
In the 1950’s a handful of architects were promoting an era of easy, modern living in affordable houses. Key among them was real estate mogul and developer Joseph Eichler. Though…
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Experimental Eichler: Tour the Restored X-100

  • March 26, 2019
  • Written by Lindsay Jarvis and Photography by Sabrina Huang Photography
A striking example of the marriage between innovation and style, the 1956 San Mateo steel-frame Eichler X-100 was built as an experiment in home design. Marty Arbunich—publisher of the Eichler…
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