After Sunnyside Gardens was a no-go, it looks like the Aluminaire House will be heading to sunny Palm Springs, California, according to an announcement by Palm Springs Mayor Steve Pougnet during a fundraising event at Palm Springs Modernism Week last month. The Aluminaire House Foundation plans on placing the all-metal prefab house right across the […]
Read MoreAlbert Frey’s 1931 Aluminaire House is coming to Palm Springs, says Palm Springs Mayor Steve Pougnet, who took the opportunity to make that announcement at a special event during Modernism Week last month. Read Full Article
Read MoreAlbert Frey’s 1931 Aluminaire House is coming to Palm Springs, says Palm Springs Mayor Steve Pougnet, who took the opportunity to make that announcement at a special event during Modernism Week last month. The event, “Mayor Steve Pougnet Invites You to ‘An Evening for Aluminaire’,” took place appropriately enough at the Palm Springs Visitor’s Center, […]
Read MoreThe Aluminaire House — a 1930s era architectural installation — is coming to Palm Springs for permanent residency in the city’s soon-to-be-developed downtown event space. The location is just across the street from the Palm Springs Art Museum. “I can honestly tell you: It is coming,” Mayor Steve Pougnet told several hundred supporters of the […]
Read MoreWhen the Aluminaire House went on display in 1931, it started a long path from case study into a phenomenon that helped launch a new architectural movement in the United States. For 10 days during the Architectural and Allied Arts Exposition in New York City, 100,000 people filed through the beaux-arts Grand Central Palace to view […]
Read MoreNew York City is losing the 1931 Aluminaire House and its relocating to Palm Spring, California. The aluminum alloy and steel structure was created by the architect Albert Frey and A. Lawrence Kocher, managing editor of Architecture Record, and was commissioned by the Architecture League for the Allied Arts and Industry exhibition. Read Full Article
Read MoreDWELL, Erika Heet, FEBRUARY 12, 2015 Today marks the beginning of Palm Springs Modernism Week, a 10-day celebration of the people and places that made the desert hideaway a hotbed of modern chic. Dwell shares our favorites. Have you ever tried moving a 1931 prefab across the country? This is the current plan for Aluminaire—designed […]
Read MoreWhen it comes to homes evoking mid-century modernism, Palm Springs has a fantastic trove to choose from. But the city has its eyes on one more — in New York — and will throw a party to further rally funds to bring it west. “An Evening for Aluminaire” at the Palm Springs Visitors Center on […]
Read MoreThe famed Aluminaire House, Albert Frey’s 1931 experimental modern structure, is poised to become the next big attraction in Palm Springs. After languishing disassembled in a shipping container in New York for years while the Aluminaire House Foundation searched for a home, a confluence of timing, creative thinking, and passionate dedication aligned in a brilliant […]
Read MoreThe famed Aluminaire House, Albert Frey’s 1931 experimental modern structure, is poised to become the next big attraction in Palm Springs.
After languishing disassembled in a shipping container in New York for years while the Aluminaire House Foundation searched for a home, a confluence of timing, creative thinking, and passionate dedication aligned in a brilliant solution to give the Aluminaire House a new lease on life in Palm Springs.
The famed Aluminaire House, Albert Frey’s 1931 experimental modern structure, is poised to become the next big attraction in Palm Springs.
After languishing disassembled in a shipping container in New York for years while the Aluminaire House Foundation searched for a home, a confluence of timing, creative thinking, and passionate dedication aligned in a brilliant solution to give the Aluminaire House a new lease on life in Palm Springs.
