Interior, Walter L. Dodge House (1916)*

Artist/Designer: Irving Gill

Project Location: California, United States

Figure 1: Irving Gill, Dodge House. Source: StudyBlue, Madison, Wisconsin. 2014, Digital Image. ( Source | Accessed : June 3, 2014 )

Figure 2: Irving Gill, Dodge House. Source: Knibb Design, Venice, California. 2014, Digital Image. ( Source | Accessed : June 3, 2014 )

Figure 3: Irving Gill, Dodge House. Source: Knibb Design, Venice, California. 2014, Digital Image. ( Source | Accessed : June 3, 2014 )

Figure 4: Irving Gill, Dodge House. Source: StudyBlue, Madison, Wisconsin. 2014, Digital Image. ( Source | Accessed : June 3, 2014 )

Figure 5: Irving Gill, Dodge House. Source: StudyBlue, Madison, Wisconsin. 2014, Digital Image. ( Source | Accessed : June 3, 2014 )

Figure 6: Irving Gill, Dodge House. Source: Consommacteurs. 2014, Digital Image. ( Source | Accessed : June 3, 2014 )

Figure 7: Irving Gill, Dodge House. Source: Consommacteurs. 2014, Digital Image. ( Source | Accessed : June 3, 2014 )

Style/Period(s):
Modern

Primary Material(s):
Plaster

Function(s):
Residential Structure

Related Website(s):

San Diego History Center. "Irving John Gill." | Accessed : June 3, 2014

The Ned Paynter Collection, Friends of San Diego Architecture. "Irving Gill." | Accessed : June 3, 2014

Significant Date(s):
20th Century

Additional Information:
Publications/Texts in Print:

Giovannini, Joseph, and Marvin Rand. 2005. Irving Gill. Salt Lake City, Utah: Gibbs Smith.

Hines, Thomas S., and Irving Gill. Irving Gill and the architecture of reform: a study in Modernist architectural culture. New York: The Monacelli Press, 2000.

Hines, Thomas S. Architecture of the sun: Los Angeles modernism, 1900-1970. New York: Rizzoli, 2010.

Building Address:

950 N. Kings Rd., West Hollywood, California

Significant Dates:

Designed between 1914-1916

Used as retirement home by Walter Dodge until 1924

Sold to T. Morrison McKenna in 19124

Acquired by Los Angeles Board of Education in 1939

Used by Fairfax High School adult education program. in 1961-1962

Demolished in 1970

Supporting Staff/ Designers:

N/A

Tags:

Spanish mission, Irving Gill, Early Modern, California Modern, 20th Century, Modernism, demolished,

Hines, Thomas S. Architecture of the Sun: Los Angeles Modernism 1900-1970. New York: Rizzoli, 2010.

Hines, Thomas S. Irving Gill and the Architecture of Reform: A Study in Modernist Architectural Culture. New York: Monacelli Press, 2000.

Rand, Marvin. Irving J. Gill: Architect, 1870-1936. Salt Lake City: Gibbs Smith, 2006.

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