Longtime owner James Goldstein plans to donate his Sheats-Goldstein residence (by architect John Lautner) to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Read MoreArchitect John Lautner's Sheats-Goldstein Residence To Be Donated

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Longtime owner James Goldstein plans to donate his Sheats-Goldstein residence (by architect John Lautner) to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Read MoreThis past weekend I saw the new Coen Brothers film, HAIL CAESAR!, which features a home based on Clinton Della Walker Residence by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Read MoreInterestingly, there is a canyon just outside of Death Valley National Park that has been given the informal nickname of "Star Wars Canyon."
Read MoreFor STAR WARS - EPISODE VI - RETURN OF THE JEDI, a small crew returned to Death Valley for a single day shoot involving C-3PO and R2-D2.
Read MoreFor me personally, Golden Canyon was the most fun of all the STAR WARS filming locations in Death Valley as it embodied the most mystery.
Read MoreIn early 1977, a small film crew brought an elephant to Death Valley's Desolation Canyon to shoot the Bantha scenes for STAR WARS.
Read MoreSeveral shots from STAR WARS can be found at Artist's Palette. The first one presented in the film, is when R2-D2 enters a canyon at sunset.
Read MoreThis location is actually the first Death Valley location you see when watching STAR WARS - EPISODE IV - A NEW HOPE.
Read MoreAn small photo in Autoweek magazine provided the first clue that the view of Mos Eisley in STAR WARS was actually a real world location.
Read MoreA few years after I visited the STAR WARS filming locations in Tunisia, I visited Death Valley, where several other scenes were filmed.
Read MoreIt's October 21, 2015 - Back To The Future Day! Let's travel back in time to visit two monumental homes by Greene & Greene that were used in the film.
Read MoreThe City Of Arts & Sciences in Valencia, Spain served as a real world film set for the fantastic locations in the movie TOMORROWLAND.
Read MoreWith the seventh FAST AND FURIOUS film currently in theaters, I thought it would be fun to look a distinctive home from the first movie.
Read MoreArchitect John Lautner's "Chemosphere" and "Mar Brisas" are two of his most iconic homes that he designed at different points in his career.
Read MoreArchitect John Lautner, James Bond, and Bob Hope all come together in Palm Springs in the architecturally distinctive Elrod and Hope Residences.
Read MoreArchitect John Lautner's Reiner-Burchill home ("Silvertop") and Garcia home ("Rainbow") are two of his LA residences that feature in prominent movies.
Read MoreThe Sheat's-Goldstein residence is one of the most iconic homes in the world. A recent photoshoot with Jennifer Lawrence is its latest media appearance.
Read MoreThis year's COBA Tour Of Homes afforded me the opportunity to get past the gate at Ranch At The Canyons.
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In 2004, while on vacation in the Chicago area, I took a day trip to Milwaukee to visit the Milwaukee Art Museum's Quadracci Pavilion.
Read MoreHow about a real life moisture vaporator? An Italian architecture firm has created a real-life version of the Star Wars prop that actually works.
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