Pierre Koenig, Oberman House, 1962 palm springs Built largely faithful to the

Built largely faithful to the original drawings

a painting so deeply etched into our collective memory that it has been quoted

The house remains an important part of Mexico City's cultural heritage and continues to inspire architects and designers worldwide

creating an environment that is both vibrant and serene

Initially controversial and famously criticised by the public

Pierre Koenig, Oberman House, 1962 palm springs Built largely faithful to theThe Oberman House, designed by Pierre Koenig in 1962, is a testament to the enduring appeal of mid century modern architecture. Located in California, this residence is a fine example of Koenig's clean, functional design ethos. The house features a steel frame construction, a hallmark of Koenig's work, allowing for large, open spaces and extensive use of glass. This design maximizes natural light and creates a seamless connection with the outdoors.