The Hailey Residence

Here's a real beauty built by Richard Neutra in 1959 in the hills north of the Hollywood Reservoir, this small 1,129-square-foot house has wide open living areas, floor-to-ceiling glass, and a moveable wall that separates the living areas when needed.

At one end of the living room, a soft wall can be pushed back to reveal the den--essentially stretching the main living space from one end of the house to the other.

From Dwell magazine

A modern pre-fab addition to a MCM Joseph Esherick 1954 classic in Berkeley, CA.

A slatted walkway leads into the new library.

The tearoom, reached by breezeways on either side, provides a transition from the main house to the pavilion, which measures 1,800 square feet. “The pavilion has a distinctive Japanese flair to it, like the original house,” says Parco. Photo by Caren Alpert.

Living-Conditioned homes, Northridge, CA

During one of my obsessive periods, I set out to find all of the MCM developments in Los Angeles and discover their history. This little pocket of homes built in 1957 by Palmer & Krisel is nestled behind a rather ugly shopping center on the corner of Devonshire & Reseda Blvds in Northridge. "Take a look at tomorrow's living today!" 

I found this brochure on flickr. Check out Andy Perkins' photo stream for the full brochure and others.