Hafley House

Hafley House

In 1953 Richard J. Neutra designed the Hafley House and the adjacent one-story dwelling, the Moore Residence, as an integrated architectural composition that was Modern and characteristically “Neutra,” yet in harmony with the neighborhood’s more traditional architectural character. Treatments were designed to maintain original modern materials and the authenticity of this midcentury resource. The conditions found at the house demand careful restoration. KSMA collaborated with Barbara Lamprecht, M.Arch. to list the house on the National Register of Historic Places as a first step in the project, and also with Griswold Conservation Associates, LLC, and Frank Clark for the restoration.

AWARDS 
Long Beach Heritage | 2011 Preservation Award
California Preservation Foundation | 2015 Preservation Design Award
DOCOMOMO | 2015 Modernism in America Award of Excellence
Los Angeles Conservancy | 2015 Preservation Award
Long Beach Heritage | 2016 Preservation Award
Chicago Athenaeum | 2016 American Architectural Award for Preservation