Posts Tagged ‘mid century modern’
Mid Century Modern for Sale in Midtown
April 29th, 2008
This Mid Century modern home designed by Donald Honn is a rare opportunity. With many original materials and fixtures carefully preserved this home offers a wonderful style of home rarely available at this price. Though similar in architectural style this home is across Yale Ave. from Lortondale subdivision, nearer downtown Tulsa. For more information or a private tour please contact Dustin Thames @ 918.814.9555. $109,000
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Park Plaza Mid Century
March 18th, 2008
Beautiful corner lot in Park Plaza, near La Fortune park. Mature trees, mother-in-law plan. Ready to move in.
5817 S Joplin Avenue
$175,000
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Carter Plaza Modern For Sale
March 18th, 2008
LARGE SINGLE STORY HOME OVER 2800 SQ FT. OVERSIZE GARAGE WITH WORK SPACE.
6065 E 55th Street
$165,000
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Park Plaza Mid Century
March 18th, 2008
Nice full brick, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, kitchen open to family room, family room w/fireplace & vaulted ceilings, open feel.
4832 S 68th East Avenue
$154,900
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Woodland View Mid Century Modern
March 18th, 2008
Washer, dryer, gas range, microwave & refrigerator stay but not warranted and excluded from inspections. Two H/W systems. Up-to-date 30 year roof. Freshly painted. Lots of new carpet. Ready for new family.
6506 e 58th street
$119,900
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Two Story Woodland View Modern
March 18th, 2008
Large unique open FP hearth rm kitchen w/a seperate office, 2 ovens, long bar, ash cabinets, #2 living off hearth rm, incredible extended living areas outdoors, rec/Gm basement w/2nd FP & 1/2 bath. Upgrades & remodels +++, have fun showing in New Midtown
7018 e 58th place
$168,900
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MCM fix-up near ORU
March 7th, 2008
Great location and view from this contemporary home. Located near ORU in a beautiful neighborhood. This is a large home in need of some attention. It has some roof issues among others. Could be a real steal for the right buyer! Jenks schools.
7301 S Columbia Ave
$159,900- just reduced!
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Lortondale Modern
March 7th, 2008
Mid-Town,10 min to downtown,airport & malls.Great for 1st time buyers. Completely renovated and updated in last 4 yrs. New stove, flooring, carpet, paint, doors, kitchen cabinets, counter tops, vinyl windows, roof. Near full brick. Neighborhood pool. Move in ready.
4929 e 26th terrace
$89,500
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LongView Acres Modern
March 7th, 2008
Fun Mid Century Modern home with all the charm it was originally created with. Convenient location.
9062 E 28th Street
$99,500
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Ride Over for Houston’s Carousel House
January 24th, 2008
January 24, 2008 By Elizabeth Lunday
In the early 1960s, as NASA opened its Spacecraft Center and the Astros constructed the Astrodome, Houston experienced a building boom with Mies van der Rohe and Phillip Johnson producing rigorously Modern structures. But innovative design wasn’t the exclusive purview of world-famous architects. A store designer and shipbuilder created the Carousel House, which combined the era’s exuberance with the aesthetic of Modernism.
“It was his dream,” says Jean Cohen of the 1963 residence designed by her husband, Bob. Its most distinctive feature was a circular living room with a pleated roof and round central skylight, furnished with a curving custom-made sofa and raw-silk wall coverings. Although it became known as a Mod marvel, the house no longer exists: a new owner began demolishing it in November.
The fate of the Carousel House is hardly unique in Houston. Historic preservationists contend that Modern masterpieces are at risk in a town more concerned with land values than legacy, while developers claim the city is championing individual property rights. Houston is the largest city in the U.S. without any zoning. It has repeatedly voted down such measures, most recently in 1993, in the belief they might stifle growth. Houstonians are accustomed to finding rock-crushing operations sprouting up in residential neighborhoods and rent-by-the-hour motels next door to Baptist churches, although occasionally the city will regulate land use through deed restrictions and ordinances created in response to high-profile cases.
Photos © Ben Hill
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