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JOHN EDWARD LAUTNER JR., FAIA (1911-1994)

Lautner was born in Marquette MI from academic parents at what is now called Northern Michigan University. He briefly attended the University of Michigan and in 1933, he graduated from Northern Michigan University in English and began a six-year job with Frank Lloyd Wright — in the first class of Taliesin Fellows at Spring Green WI. His fiancée Mary (MaryBud) Faustina Roberts Lautner (1913-1995) was also a Taliesin Fellow. They married in 1934.

For Wright, Lautner oversaw many buildings including the Johnson Wax Building in Wisconsin and a Wright design for his mother-in-law Abby Beecher Roberts, the Deertrack House in Marquette MI. Lautner moved to California in 1937 to oversee the construction of Wright's Sturges and Oboler houses. In 1943, he left Wright to work for Structon Company on military projects. Lautner worked in 1944 for and became partner in 1945 with architect Douglas Honnold who was also an interior designer. In 1947, Lautner departed after an affair with Honnold's wife, Elizabeth Gilman (Gilly) Honnold, which ended the partnership although the two architects later reconciled as friends.

After divorcing MaryBud in 1950, he married Elizabeth and took on her daughter, also named Elizabeth. Lautner did not receive his architectural license until 1952. He considered his clients "either rich bastards or poor geniuses," according to stepdaughter Elizabeth Honnold Harris. Known for his houses, Lautner was also well-known for Googie design, distinctive for its expansive glass walls, arresting form, and exuberant signage oriented to automobiles. Googie became a fixture in 1950s America but was regularly ridiculed by the architectural community. Lautner's reputation suffered, despite the fact his innovative designs were as good as ever. Following some lean years, he rose again in the 1960s with the Chemosphere House in LA and poured-concrete houses like the Elrod and Hope houses in Palm Springs. His wife Elizabeth died in 1978. In 1982, Lautner married her caretaker, Francisca Hernandez, who has since passed away.

Upon his death, brilliant Lautner protégé Helena Arahuete took over the firm. He has been the subject of several documentaries, including Infinite Space and Betty Jane Cohen's film, Spirit in Architecture. His archives are at the Getty.

"The purpose of Architecture is to improve human life. Create timeless, free, joyous spaces for all activities in life. The infinite variety of these spaces can be as varied as life itself and they must be as sensible as nature in deriving from a main idea and flowering into a beautiful entity." — John Lautner

Additional Resources: The definitive book is Lautner A-Z by Tycho Saariste and Jan-Richard Kikkert; The Architecture of John Lautner by Alan Hess; Between Earth and Heaven: The Architecture of John Lautner by Jean-Louis Cohen, Frank Escher, and Nicholas Olsberg; 1986 Oral History; incredible bibliography by John Crosse; Helena Arahuete; John Lautner Foundation; LALife; YouAreHere; Pacific Coast Arch Database; Judith Lautner Remembers; Kay Henderson; Warren Lawson; Roger Bennett; Lautner archive at the Getty Research Institute.

Map of Lautner Houses

Standing Destroyed

Complete Residential Works

Photos	House	Details
2 3 4 5 6	1940 The John and MaryBud Lautner House 2007 Micheltorena Street Los Angeles CA Standing	1244 square feet. Commissioned in 1939. Built by Paul Speer. He moved out about 1950 when MaryBud got the house in the divorce. Deeded to Louise Lorimer. Sold to Claire and Eric Frith. Sold in 2020 to Benedikt and Angelika Taschen. Top photo by Edward Van Altena; bottom three photos by Michael Locke.
2 3 4 5	1940 The Norman Springer House 2215 Park Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	610 sf one-bedroom house, Lautner's first client in a solo practice. Commissioned in 1938, built in 1940 by builder Paul Speer. Sold in 1998 to Michael Webster. Sold in 1999 to Christy Keeny. Remodeled in 2014 by Michelle Marks and Diana Kunce. Bottom three photos by Genaro Molina.
2 3 4 5	1941 The L. N. Bell House 7714 Woodrow Wilson Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	Built by Paul Speer. Restorations were planned by Lautner in 1993 but not completed. Architect John Ash completed an addition and remodel that was different from Lautner's. Sold to Larry and Laura Worchell. Bottom photo by Jan-Richard Kikkert.
	1942 The Mary Astor Farm Caretaker's Cottage Indio CA Destroyed	Destroyed.
2 3	1945 The Alexander Weinstein Renovation 1221 Hilldale Avenue Los Angeles CA Standing	Engineer was John E. Mackel. Sold to F. Tick. Sold to E. R. Medina. Sold around 2001 to Douglas J. Reed. Sold in 2022 to Thomas Hamilton.
2	1946 The Garnett and Betty Hancock House 2107 West Silver Lake Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	Designed with and while working for Douglas Honnold. Sold to Michael Todd. Remodeled in 1989 by Lautner for Todd; Lautner associate Vaughan Trammel was the project architect. Top photo by Michael Locke; bottom photo by Tycho Saariste.
2 3 4 5 6 7	1947 The Foster Carling House 7144 Hockey Trail Los Angeles CA Standing	Sold to Jim Curley. Sold to Bruce Eicher. Lautner did a remodel and addition in 1991. Sold to Steve Ramser. Sold in 2013 to the Edward J. Harris Trust. Sold in 2014 to Jeremy Scott, who later bought the Elrod House in Palm Springs. Mark Haddawy did a renovation.
2 3 4 5	1947 The Edgar F. and Allison Mauer House 932 Rome Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	The Mauers were their own general contractors. Deeded to the Mauer Family Trust. Designated a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument in 1990. Photos by Michael Locke, Fritz Block, and Ezra Stoller/ESTO.
2 3 4	1947 The George Jacobson Residence 3540 Multiview Drive Hollywood CA Standing	Used in the movie Twilight (1998, and not about vampires). Sold to Daniel E. Schneider. Sold in 2005 to Barbara Cangas and William Childers. Photos by Melissa Gluck and Michael Locke.
2 3 4 5	1947 The Florence Polin House 3542 Multiview Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	Next door to Lautner's George Jacobson House and very similar. Sold in 2004 to Brent Bolthouse. Rented for a few years. Sold in 2011 to Maximillian Canepa. Top photo by Michael Locke.
2	1947 The Richard Brooks Remodel 12445 Viewcrest Road Studio City CA Standing	Sold to Nico Lek, who had Lautner do another addition. That one fell down the hillside in a storm. Sold to Penelope Spheeris. For rent as of 2019.
	1947 The Eisele Ski Cabin, Big Bear CA Unbuilt
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9	1948 The Jules G. Salkin Residence 1430 Avon Terrace Los Angeles CA Standing	He was an architect that worked for Lautner. For decades this was considered unbuilt. Then, in 2014, it suddenly surfaced for sale. Arthur Silvers designed a bedroom addition in 1966. Sold to the Kovner Family Trust. Sold in 2014 to Trina Turk and Jonathan Skow. They commissioned a restoration by architect Barbara Bestor, which included removal of the bedroom addition. Post-restoration photos by Laura Joliet; bottom two by Michael Locke.
2	1948 The Arthur Eisele Guest House 7301 Mulholland Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	Commissioned in 1946 for Eisele's mother, Hazel, who moved into the house in 1948. In 1956, Eisele sold the house to Lloyd Rigler, who over the years protected the amazing views by buying up surrounding lots and keeping them unbuilt. Rigler never lived in the house. Upon Rigler's death, the house transferred in 2003 to nephew Jamie Rigler who did a restoration. As of 2014, still owned by a Rigler-related foundation. Bottom photo by Jan-Richard Kikkert.
	1948 The Helen T. and Paul Henry Sheats Apartments 10919 Strathmore Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	AKA L'Horizon, AKA the Treehouse. Designated in 1988 as a World Heritage site. Designated in 1988 as a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument. Photo by Michael Locke.
	1948 The Abbot Apartments Unbuilt
	1948 The William Adams Residence, Pasadena CA Unbuilt
	1948 The Ferber Residence, Altadena CA Unbuilt
	1948 The Ross Residence, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
	1948 The Stiff Residence, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
	1948 The Mayer Residence, Pacific Palisades CA Unbuilt
2 3 4 5 6	1949 The W. F. and Dorothy Gantvoort House 3778 Hampstead Road La Cañada Flintridge CA Standing	1804 sf. Built by the owners. The engineer was Edgardo Contini. Sold in 2004 to William McMillen. Sold in 2007 to Paul Masson. Sold in 2009 to Javier and Daniella Hernandez. Color photos by Dorothy Tomlinson.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8	1949 The J. W. Schaeffer Residence 527 Whiting Woods Road Glendale CA Standing	1698 sf. Designed for Evelyn L. Ellis. Sold in 2001 to actor Michael O'Keefe. Robin Pourier restored the kitchen, rebuilt the roof, and insulated it for the first time. Sold in 2005 to David Zander who did a full restoration. Featured in the movies Happy Endings (2005) and A Single Man (2009). Sold in 2012 to Christopher Palmer. Bottom four photos by Elizabeth Daniels.
2 3	1949 The Grant E. and Helen Slater Dahlstrom House 780 Laguna Road Pasadena CA Standing	1853 sf. Sold to Raimund and Judith Brendel. Sold in 2009 to 780 LR Ltd Partnership. Top photo by Michael Locke.
2 3 4 5 6	1950 The Leo M. and Lena Harvey House 2180 West Live Oak Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	AKA the Harvey Aluminum House. 6788 sf. Sold to Chester Barnes, who had Lautner do several renovations. Eventually it was advertised as a teardown. Sold in 1998 to Mitch Glazer and Kelly Lynch, who outbid Leonardo DiCaprio. Restored from 1998 to 2001 by Lautner principal Helena Arahuete. Still owned by Lynch and Glazer as of 2023. House photos by Sara Essex Bradley.
2 3 4	1950 The Louise Foster House 4235 Las Cruces Drive Sherman Oaks CA Standing	1200 sf. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms. Lautner converted a portion of the carport to a sitting room in 1964. Helena Arahuete converted the sitting room to a second bedroom in 2012. 2017 renovation by Robin Poirier. Sold in 2019 to Justin Krzyston. Arahuete did another renovation in 2019. Photos by Michael Locke.
	1950 The Monroe House, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
	1950 The Noerdlinger House, Playa del Rey CA Unbuilt
2 3 4	1951 The George A. and Grace Feaver Alexander House 5281 East El Roble Street Long Beach CA Standing	Sold in 2022 to Leonard Farber and Tanya Tohill-Farber. Sold to the Peter Browning Trust in 2023. Renovation underway in 2025. Photos by Michael Locke.
2 3 4 5 6 7	1951 The David Shusett House 9340 Monte Leon Lane Beverly Hills CA Destroyed	The house was built to curve around a major tree. Despite offers to buy the property or move the house, the house was destroyed in 2010. Top five photos by Jan-Richard Kikkert and Tycho Saariste; demolition photos by Mark Haddawy.
2 3 4 5	1951 The Baxter Hodiak Remodel 8650 Pine Tree Place Los Angeles CA Standing	Behind a Norman exterior is a Modernist interior designed in 1940 for Frank Lloyd Wright's granddaughter, Anne Baxter. Lloyd Wright did renovations in 1946. Sold in 1977 to agent Hal Gefsky. Lautner did a renovation in 1971. Sold in late 2009 to Develop Re Inc. Remodel in 2010 by Johnston Marklee architects. Bottom photo by Michael Locke.
2	1952 The Lester and Mildred Bick Residence 220 North Rockingham Avenue Los Angeles CA Destroyed	Sold in 1957 to Daniel Marcus. Sold to Marvin Levine. Destroyed in 1989.
	1952 The Fern Hepler Carr Renovation 233 South Palm Drive Beverly Hills CA Standing	Commissioned in 1951. The remodel included living, dining and kitchen as well as the addition of two bedrooms. Featured in Sunset Magazine, August 1952 and February and April 1953. Has been extensively remodeled.
2 3 4 5 6 7	1952 The Nouard Gootgeld Residence 1167 Summit Drive Beverly Hills CA Standing	Built by Lautner and Gootgeld; Doug Hannold did the interiors. Sold around 1974 to Priscilla Presley, who took the house down to its beams to create a giant Italianate villa. Black and white photos from Carolyn Gootgeld Levine. Bottom photo by Michael Locke.
2	1952 The Harry A. and Pauline Williams Residence 3329 Ledgewood Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	Built by Kenneth V. Johnson. Restored by Helena Arahuete. Sold in 2020 to Curtis and Soria Freilich. Top photo by Michael Locke; bottom by Jan-Richard Kikkert.
	1952 The Ewing Residence, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
2 3 4 5	1953 The Ted Tyler House 3612 Woodhill Canyon Road Studio City CA Standing	Sold to Peter Tangen in 1993. Full restoration in 1996. Sold in 2021 to Yolanda and Anwar Hadid. Bottom four photos by Peter Tangen.
2 3 4 5	1953 The Theodore (Ted) Bergren House I 7316 Caverna Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	Burned down in the late 1950s. Lautner rebuilt it in 1962 and added a bedroom plus an additional residence at 7312 Caverna. Restored under the direction of architects Frank Escher and Ravi GuneWardena. For sale in 2025. Photos by Michael Locke and Jim Simmons.
2 3 4 5	1953 The John and Janet Payne Remodel 325 West Gladstone Street San Dimas CA Standing	Commissioned in 1947. The Paynes met Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin West and commissioned Lautner to add a new master bedroom, gallery, bath and office. Sold in 2014 to Luis Hoyos and Ivan Rukavina. Bottom three photos by Michael Locke.
2 3 4	1953 The Maxine V. Howe Residence 1655 Rotary Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	Altered in 1973. Sold in 1976. Sold to Irvin and Sung U. Paik. Middle photo by Tycho Saariste; bottom photo by Michael Locke.
2 3 4 5	1953 The Joe and Chalya Castagna Remodel 6144 Linforth Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	As of 2021, still belongs to the Castagna family as a rental.
	1953 The Pittenger House, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
2 3 4	1954 The George and Lorena Deutsch Residence 7163 Macapa Street Los Angeles CA Standing	Commissioned in 1950. Sold in 2021 to Jamil Shamasdin. Top photo by Michael Locke.
2 3 4 5	1955 The Coneco Corporation House 3868 Scadlock Lane Van Nuys CA Standing	Designed for contractor Pat Hamilton as an investment. Hamilton lived in the house for seven years before selling it to the Thiele family. Lautner added a wing in 1962. For sale in 2025. First photo by Michael Locke.
2	1955 The Harry C. and Sylvia Fischer House 2487 Canyon Oak Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	Sold in 2004 to Lawrence M. Levenstein. Bottom photo by Michael Locke.
	1955 The Joseph Baldwin House 1949 Micheltorena Street Los Angeles CA Standing	Deeded to the Rosemary Baldwin Trust. Photo by Tycho Saariste.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8	1956 The Willis Harpel Residence #1 7764 Torreyson Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	Sold in 2006 to Mark Haddawy who did a complete restoration, including ripping out a second story addition and recreating Lautner's original interiors. A guest house designed by Lautner for the property in 1958 was completed in 2022. Photos by Gary Friedman. Top photo by Elizabeth Daniels, bottom two by Alinaa Hay.
2 3 4	1956 The Stanley and Jeanne Johnson Residence 789 Pearl Street Laguna Beach CA Standing	Sold to Robert Gage. Top two photos by Jan-Richard Kikkert.
2 3 4	1957 The Theodore (Ted) Bergren House II 7312 Caverna Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	Sold in 2021 to Steven Brand and Justin Sobodash.
2 3 4 5 6	1957 The Carl K. and Agnes Pearlman Cabin 52820 Middleridge Drive Idyllwild-Pine Cove CA Standing	Deeded to Pearlman's daughter, Nancy. Contact her to schedule visits.
2 3 4 5 6	1957 The Paul Zahn Residence 2880 Hollyridge Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	Built by Kenneth V. Johnson. Sold in 1992 to Howard Rodman and Anne Friedberg. Featured in DWELL, February 2002. Larger photos by Jan-Richard Kikkert.
2 3 4 5	1958 The George Hatherall House 10160 Maude Avenue Shadow Hills CA Standing	3.36 acres. Sold in 2009 to Bert Voorhees and Catherine Arias, who did a restoration ending in 2024.
2 3 4	1958 The Ernest S. and Mildred Lautner House 539 El Cerrito Place Pensacola FL Standing	AKA the Round House. The client was Lautner's cousin. The house is circular with brick walls that taper, using 67 radial Douglas Fir beams and a 14-foot central pillar. Featured in the Pensacola News Journal, 11/2/1958. Addition in 1991 by John Lautner. Stephen Lautner, son of Max Lautner, owns it as of 2012. Bottom color photos by Tycho Saariste.
2 3 4	1958 The Ubbe (Ub) E. and Mildred Iwerks House 4024 Murietta Avenue Sherman Oaks CA Standing	Project architect, James Charlton. Remodeled in 1999 by architect Tracy Stone. Top photo by Tycho Saariste; rest by Michael Locke.
	1958 The Carl and Agnes Pearlman House, Santa Ana CA Unbuilt
	1958 The Sawyer House, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
	1958 The Sheanin House, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
	1958 The Lindenberg House, Sherman Oaks CA Unbuilt
	1959 The Glazier House, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
	1959 The Raymond Stiff House, AKA Treehouse Unbuilt
2 3	1960 The Leonard J. Malin Residence, AKA Chemosphere 7776 Torreyson Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	Built by John de la Vaux. In 1976, the house's second owner, Richard Kuhn, was stabbed to death there in a robbery. Location for the movie Body Double. Sold in 2000 to Benedikt and Angelika Taschen. Restored in 2001 by Frank Escher.
2 3	1960 The Charles Concannon Residence 10106 Angelo View Drive Beverly Hills CA Destroyed	Sold to the Walters. Sold in 1993 to neighbor James Goldstein. Goldstein destroyed the house in 2002 to expand his other Lautner house next door. Bottom three photos by Andrea Kreuzhage.
2 3 4 5 6 7	1961 The Marco Wolff House 8530 Hedges Place Los Angeles CA Standing	A 3-bedroom, 2-bath guest wing and pool added in 1963. Sold in 2022 to Louis Vuitton executive Nicolas Ghesquière.
	1961 The Akers House, Malibu CA Unbuilt
2 3	1962 The Russell E. and Gina Mauriello Garcia House, AKA the Rainbow House 7436 Mulholland Drive Los Angeles CA Standing	AKA the Rainbow House. Featured in Lethal Weapon 2. Sold in 2023 to Nicholas C. (Nick) Pritzker. Top photo by Michael Locke; bottom photo by Benny Chan.
	1962 The Martel Residence, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9	1963 The Paul and Helen Sheats House, AKA the Sheats-Goldstein House 10104 Angelo View Drive Beverly Hills CA Standing	James Goldstein bought the house in 1972. Featured in The Big Lebowski, Bandits, Charlie's Angels Part II, and countless movies. In 2017, Goldstein pledged the house to LACMA upon his death. In 2023, Goldstein built an art gallery into the side of the hill. Bottom two photos by Elizabeth Daniels.
	1963 The Fell Residence, Beverly Hills CA Unbuilt
	1963 The Mann Residence, Huntington Beach CA Unbuilt
	1963 The Morris Residence, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
2 3 4 5 6 7	1964 The Reiner-Burchill Residence, AKA Silvertop 2138 Micheltorena Street Los Angeles CA Standing	Built by Wally Niewiadomski. Originally owned by Ken Reiner, who commissioned it in 1956. Sold in 2014 to Sophia Nardin and Luke Wood; renovated by architect Barbara Bestor. Top photo by Michael Locke; photos 2-3 by Elizabeth Daniels.
	1964 The Bay Cities Mortgages Residence, Palos Verdes CA Unbuilt
	1964 The Bisherat Residence, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
	1964 The Fink Residence, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
	1964 The Gary Goldsmith House, Sherman Oaks CA Unbuilt
	1965 The Clark Residence, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
	1966 The Willis Harpel House #2 1900 Stanford Drive Anchorage AK Standing	Located on Lake Otis. The builder was John de la Vaux. Featured in Life Magazine, October 1967. Sold in the late 1980s to David and Kathryn Cuddy. For sale in 2020.
	1966 The Moser Residence, Oakview CA Unbuilt
2 3 4	1968 The Arthur Elrod House 2175 Southridge Drive Palm Springs CA Standing	Featured in the James Bond movie Diamonds are Forever. 9,000 sf on about 1.2 acres. Sold in 2016 to Jeremy Scott who did a restoration led by Mark Haddawy. Photos by Joshua White.
2 3 4 5 6 7	1968 The Dan and Enid Stevens Residence 78 Malibu Colony Road Malibu CA Standing	Commissioned in 1966. Named the 1971 House of the Year by Architectural Record. Sold in 2017 to actor Edward Norton through his LLC. Top two photos by Elizabeth Daniels. Bottom two photos by Jan-Richard Kikkert. B&W photo by Julius Shulman.
2 3 4 5	1968 The Wayne S. Zimmerman Residence 3848 Berry Drive Studio City CA Standing	Zimmerman was the builder. As of 2021, still owned by Zimmerman's son, Robert. Top photo by Tycho Saariste; second by Michael Locke; bottom two by Julius Shulman.
2 3 4 5 6	1968 The Marco Wolff Mountain Cabin, AKA Windsong 48700 Twin Pines Road Banning CA Standing	Albert Frey did alterations in 1976, 1987, and 1994. Sold in 2021 to Andrew T. Vottero. Last three photos by Andrew T. Vottero.
	1968 The Peters House, Thousand Oaks CA Unbuilt
	1968 The Robertson House, Lake Hollywood CA Unbuilt
	1968 The Walker House, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
2 3 4 5 6	1969 The Douglas P. and Octavia Willey Walstrom House 10500 Selkirk Lane Los Angeles CA Standing	Featured in the movie Infinite Space. Deeded to the Walstroms' daughter Diana. Top photos by Joshua White; bottom photo by Michael Locke.
2 3 4	1971 The Gary and Elizabeth Familian House 1011 Cove Way Beverly Hills CA Standing	Renovated in 1987 by Lautner. Sold to Robert (Bobby) and Nina Kotick. Photos by Michael Locke; Tycho Saariste; Lewis Schoeplein.
	1971 The Lueck House, San Diego CA Unbuilt
	1971 The Moen House, Laguna Beach CA Unbuilt
2 3 4 5 6 7	1972 The Donald C. Garwood Residence 28815 Grayfox Street Malibu CA Destroyed	Commissioned in 1971. Sold in 2014 to Coldplay's Chris Martin. Martin got a demolition permit approved in 2019. He destroyed the house in 2022.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8	1973 The Jeronimo Arango Jr. House (Casa Marbrisa) 1a Cerrada Vientos Cardinales Acapulco, Mexico Standing	25,000 square feet. Helena Arahuete designed this with Lautner her first year at his firm. Featured in Architectural Record Houses of 1977. Featured in the movie Infinite Space. Second photo by Sarah Sackner.
	1973 The Franklyn House, northwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina Unbuilt
	1973 The Hurd Residence, Horseshoe Bay TX Unbuilt
2 3 4	1974 The Ann and Peter Tolstoy House 9540 Hillside Road Rancho Cucamonga CA Standing	Commissioned way back in 1961! The Tolstoys did much of the construction themselves over 13 years. Sold to Donald and Debra Morgan. For sale in 2017.
	1974 The Lautner Mountain Cabin, Three Rivers CA Unbuilt
	1974 The Nichols House, Farmington NM Unbuilt
	1974 The Lucy Residence, Horseshoe Bay TX Unbuilt
	1974 The Rosenthal Residence, Las Vegas NV Unbuilt
	1974 The Doumani Duplex, Marina Del Rey CA Unbuilt
2	1976 The Stephen R. and Audrey Stevenson Bosustow Cabin 1263 Lassen View Drive Westwood CA Standing	Commissioned in 1972. Located on Lake Almanor. Sold around 2017. Photos by Tycho Saariste and Judy Lautner.
	1976 The Curtiss Residence, Hunting Valley OH Unbuilt
	1976 The Starr Residence, Bell Canyon CA Unbuilt
	1976 The Hellinger Residence, Pacific Palisades CA Unbuilt
2 3 4 5 6	1978 The Johanna and William Jordan House 1617 Emerald Bay Laguna Beach CA Standing	Commissioned in 1973. Sold around 1991 to Tricia and Michael (Mike) Berns. Lautner was working on a renovation when he died. Top three photos by Jan-Richard Kikkert. Bottom four photos by Brad Dunning.
2	1978 The Gary and Rose Spizman Goldsmith Residence II 15300 Rayneta Drive Sherman Oaks CA Standing	Commissioned in 1975. Helena Arahuete was the project architect. Sold in 2013 to Peter Kopelevich and Anna Dadalova. Top photo by Michael Locke.
2 3 4	1979 The Joann F. and Gilbert Segel Residence 22426 East Pacific Coast Highway Malibu CA Standing	Sold to actors David and Courteney Cox Arquette. Sold in 2007 to Frank and Jamie McCourt. Top and bottom photos by Julius Shulman.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9	1979 The Bob and Dolores Hope Residence 2466 Southridge Drive Palm Springs CA Standing	Commissioned in 1969. 17,531 sf, six bedrooms, ten bathrooms. Dolores Hope made sweeping interior changes. Helena Arahuete did a 2020 restoration. Sold in 2016 to Ron Burkle. Photos by Tasya Van Ree and Warren Lawson. Last photo by Brian Thomas Jones.
	1979 The Ron Popeil Residence, Coldwater Canyon CA Unbuilt
2 3 4	1980 The Robert and Marjorie Rawlins Residence 804 South Bay Front Newport Beach CA Standing	2100 sf. Built on the last bayfront lot on Balboa Island. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Sold in 2016 to Barbara and Daniel Abbott. Top three photos by Elizabeth Daniels; bottom photo by Michael Locke.
	1980 The DePortillo Residence, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
	1980 The Bornstein House, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
	1981 The Turner Condominiums, Marina Del Rey CA Unbuilt
	1981 The Lynn Residence, Santa Barbara CA Unbuilt
	1981 The Ellersieck Residence, Altadena CA Unbuilt
2 3 4 5 6	1982 The Allan and Jude Risk-Turner Residence 51 Heather Lane Aspen CO Standing	Designed with William Poss. Two million pounds of post-inch steel run under the house. Featured in the movie Infinite Space. Bottom photo by Jan-Richard Kikkert.
2 3 4 5	1982 The Alden Schwimmer Residence 1435 Bella Drive Beverly Hills CA Standing	Sold in 2015 to the San Pasquel Fiduciary Trust and the Bella Trust. Top two photos by Marissa Gluck.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8	1983 The Shirlin and Stanley Beyer Residence 6515 Point Lechuza Drive Malibu CA Standing	Commissioned in 1975. Featured in GA Houses 32. Sold in 1998 to Sam Zell. Third photo by Mike Burns. Bottom two photos by Tycho Saariste.
2 3 4 5 6	1983 The Morton A. (Bud) and Sandy Krause House 24444 Malibu Road Malibu CA Standing	According to Roger Bennett, the original owners intended it as a spec house but loved it so much they stayed. Sold in 2000 to Richard (Dick) and Cindy Troop. Top two photos by Michael Locke; third by Jan-Richard Kikkert; rest by Simon Berlyn.
	1984 The Ring House, Malibu CA Unbuilt
	1986 The Roven House, Beverly Hills CA Unbuilt
	1988 The Haagen Beach Residence, Malibu CA Unbuilt
2 3 4	1990 The Allen N. Levy Residence, AKA the Concrete Castle 32402 East Pacific Coast Highway Malibu CA Standing	AKA the Concrete Castle. Commissioned in 1980. Helena Arahuete was the project architect. This was Lautner's last major project. Featured in GA Houses 28. Top two photos by Mike Burns.
	1990 The Townsend Residence, Malibu CA Unbuilt
	1990 The Boli Residence, Los Angeles CA Unbuilt
	1990 The Yokeno House, 1156 Lachman Lane, Pacific Palisades CA Unbuilt
2 3 4 5	1992 The Steven and Miriam Shearing House 15 Green Turtle Road Coronado CA Standing	3675 sf. Sold in 2012 to the Elizabeth Remley Trust.
	1993 The J. Kirk Wood Residence, AKA Living with Nature, AKA Greenhouse, Rambia Pacifico Street, Malibu CA Unbuilt
	1994 The Whiting Residence, AKA Residence in Northwest USA, Sun Valley ID Unbuilt