High School at Palos Verdes

Authors

  • Richard J. Neutra
  • Robert E. Alexander
  • Carrington H. Lewis

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1965.v17.i167.4433

Abstract


Before initiating the building operations for the «Palos Verdes» School, the site was divided into two large horizontal surfaces, at different levels. The lower one served to accommodate the playing fields, a car park, the physical training building, and shop and ancillary buildings. On the higher of these two surfaces, and to the West of the access road, there is a car park and also the building and plot of ground devoted to agricultural technology, as well as the literary studies and general purpose buildings. As a complement to these, there is a series of blocks, arranged in parallel rows, which house the administrative offices, the art school, the craft's school, the general classrooms, and those devoted to higher education. The fascinating aspect of this school is the outstanding penetration of the architect's mind into the essential function of the project. Its most evident merit is the sense of comradeship and harmony that permeates the whole architectural manifold.

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Published

1965-02-28

How to Cite

Neutra, R. J., Alexander, R. E., & Lewis, C. H. (1965). High School at Palos Verdes. Informes De La Construcción, 17(167), 3–10. https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1965.v17.i167.4433

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