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Front Entrance

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The front entrance provides privacy that is common in Eichler homes, the small triangular windows are the only opening to the street but are higher than the frosted glass to provide no direct view. However the privacy is not made obvious by the light that passes through the frosted glass and the atrium. The outdoor foyer is a common element to both Eichler and Neutra.

Contents of this annotation:

  1. Eichler: Atrium