The Case Study Houses

The Case Study Houses were a series of innovative residential designs created between 1945 and 1966 in Los Angeles, aimed at developing affordable, modern homes. Sponsored by *Arts & Architecture* magazine, they showcased architectural concepts emphasizing simplicity, open layouts, and integration with the environment. Architects experimented with new materials and construction techniques to create functional, stylish homes suitable for post-war life. These houses influenced modern architecture and helped make contemporary design more accessible, blending practicality with aesthetics.