Sheats–Goldstein Residence

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The Sheats–Goldstein Residence is a landmark Los Angeles hillside house famed for its dramatic concrete-and-glass modernist design, immersive integration with nature, and frequent appearances in films and fashion shoots.

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Sheats–Goldstein Residence canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf house
residence
architect John Lautner
architecturalStyle Modernist architecture
Organic architecture
category Houses in Los Angeles
John Lautner buildings
Modernist architecture in California
completionDate 1963
constructionStartDate 1961
country United States
donatedTo Los Angeles County Museum of Art
donationAnnounced 2016
featuredIn Bandits
Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
The Big Lebowski
hasArtInstallation James Turrell light installation
linked to: James Turrell Room
hasExtension Skyspace by James Turrell
linked to: James Turrell Room
hasFeature built-in furniture
coffered concrete ceiling
dramatic hillside siting
expansive glass walls
indoor–outdoor integration
nightclub-like entertainment space
swimming pool
tennis court
terraced gardens
hasView Century City
Downtown Los Angeles
heritageDesignation Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument
integratesWith surrounding landscape
knownFor appearances in fashion shoots
appearances in films
dramatic concrete-and-glass design
immersive integration with nature
location California
Los Angeles
United States
LosAngelesHistoricCulturalMonumentNumber 613
materialUsed concrete
glass
wood
neighborhood Benedict Canyon
originalClient Helen Sheats
Paul Sheats
overlooks Los Angeles basin
linked to: Los Angeles Basin
owner James Goldstein

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John Lautner designed Sheats–Goldstein Residence
John Lautner notableWork Sheats–Goldstein Residence
John Lautner notableWork Sheats–Goldstein Residence
subject linked to: John