Kettal to sell replicas of penthouse from Richard Neutra's California home

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  • Опубликовано: 12 июн 2019
  • Kettal has launched a replica of the penthouse pavilion atop VDL Research House, the former Los Angeles home of modernist architect Richard Neutra.
    Outdoor furniture manufacturer Kettal will begin selling the replica building, named the VDL Penthouse, alongside an open version with no glass called the VDL Pavilion, in 2020.
    Kettal has created the single-storey VDL Penthouse to be a direct replica of the penthouse that tops the home Neutra built for himself in Los Angeles in 1932.
    "Under the supervision of Dion Neutra, Richard's son, we have used updated construction methods and materials, while respecting all of the house's original details," said the brand.
    The key elements of the structure are a flat roof and plenty of natural light. The Austrian-American architect's aim was to create a living space where he could interact with nature - a characteristic typical of his designs.
    "The design embodies Neutra's architectural theory of biorealism, which denotes the relationship between architecture and health," said Kettal.
    The structure is designed to offer a living space connected to nature
    Both of the replica structures are designed to be ordered and installed in a variety of spaces, such as gardens, on rooftops or as part of existing properties.
    VDL Research House underwent many transformations over the years, particularly after a fire destroyed the property in 1966. Neutra rebuilt it with his son Dion, which resulted in greater spatial complexity and a new rooftop atrium.
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Комментарии • 21

  • @stephenjablonsky1941
    @stephenjablonsky1941 День назад

    There is a Neutra house down the road from me and it is a modern marvel of design. I am in Stamford CT so you can imagine how surprised I was to find that one of his houses was in my neighborhood.

  • @SueMead
    @SueMead 5 лет назад +24

    What a shame you didn't show a complete and ordered look at the place as a whole and moving through the spaces. We didn't really need the typewriter time, no matter how artsy it looked. It was like watching a designer talk about haute couture but never showing the garment in its entirety, just an armpit seam or a piece of hemline.

  • @lethalbacon3022
    @lethalbacon3022 5 лет назад +8

    Nice video. Would have liked a full detailed tour of the structure though

  • @GeorgeNicola
    @GeorgeNicola 5 лет назад +4

    Amazing interview.

  • @colterwehmeier7258
    @colterwehmeier7258 5 лет назад +1

    great video and bold new product

  • @ArqBiocr
    @ArqBiocr 5 лет назад +1

    Excellent!

  • @dxdx5638
    @dxdx5638 5 лет назад

    Tq for the inspiration

  • @sweetpeace5
    @sweetpeace5 5 лет назад

    Impeccable

  • @guruphiji
    @guruphiji Год назад

    So far still waiting for waiting for the pavilion replica...

    • @joevarga5982
      @joevarga5982 5 месяцев назад

      Don't hold your breath. There's no market for this.

  • @Molloy1951
    @Molloy1951 7 месяцев назад +2

    Such a lovely interview of Mr Dion Neutra.
    There is no way I would commission an architectural project to someone who dresses like that. 🥺

    • @melissagreye8445
      @melissagreye8445 6 месяцев назад +2

      What does that have to do with an architect's skill set.

  • @Perceni
    @Perceni 5 лет назад +7

    There is a Richard Neutra home in my town, Brownsville, tx and they use it for hot yoga :(, please save it!

  • @MediaWatchDawg
    @MediaWatchDawg 3 года назад

    Too bad audio "levels" are off. Much of the narriation is drowned out.

  • @sunshine-yb7no
    @sunshine-yb7no 8 месяцев назад

    집도
    역시 사람의 역사를
    반영하는 군요...
    그 사람이 어떻게 살아왔는지 말입니다...
    선생님께서는
    가족을 불로 잃었고
    이웃과 소통만 되었으면 살았을텐데 하는 열망이 모두가 그리는 집의 구조인 그 당시 미국 주택 구조인 나무 방식을 포기하게 하셨다는군요...
    불에 강하고 오픈되었고..
    소리가 들리는...무슨 일이 일어나는 지 알 수 있는 집을 원하셨답니다...
    선생님께서는
    그런 곳이
    사람이 머무는 집이랍니다...
    세상 모든게 그렇듯이요...
    모든 사람의 선호가
    꼭 자신의 니즈를
    반영하는건 아니겠지요..
    집도 그렇답니다...
    개인적으로 자연과 가깝고 소통을 중시하는 건 제 니즈에 맞지만 지나치게 오픈되어 있는 건 다르군요..
    틀림이 아니라 다름입니다...
    집을 지을 때는 그러니까 고객의 역사와 니즈를 반영하는 게 중요할 듯 싶습니다...
    개인적인
    평화와 안식과 쉼이 있는 곳이
    바로 집이란 보금자리이니까요...
    선생님의 고견
    잘 듣고 보고 갑니다...
    감사합니다...
    햇살이 내내
    선생님 댁에
    평화와 안정을 가져오길
    소망해봅니다...
    ㅇWㅇ....응.....ㅎ
    2023.10.14.토

  • @claytontarothomas4294
    @claytontarothomas4294 5 лет назад

    Hello

  • @davidd808
    @davidd808 6 месяцев назад

    Wenxuecity
    Mj

  • @groob33
    @groob33 5 лет назад +7

    how 'bout showing the house instead of this old dude's hands and other miscellaneous things...
    8 minute video with about 47 seconds of the house.

    • @lumenillius1989
      @lumenillius1989 5 лет назад +2

      I think the video was just as much about those who created the structure as the structure its self. Without the spheres of thought and perspective, the structure would not exist.