Open Space | The Desert Sun House, Richard Leitch AIA (1956) | House Tour
Вставка
- Опубліковано 28 лис 2024
- Architect Richard Leitch from the USC School of Architecture isn't spoken about too often however his work speaks volume. From The Hillsides of Altadena to the dry landscapes of the desert you can find some of Richard's work throughout Southern California. Avid Car lover Joe Tseng found himself entrenched in a year-long restoration/Remodel of his current home ' The Desert Sun House', a project which he wanted to share with his son Tyler. They've saved and transformed the home into what you see today, A classic home filled with rich History and thoroughly enjoyed by its new owners.
Shop our Merch: openspaceserie...
Do you have a home that you believe could fit in our series? Please send us an email to connect. openspaceserie...
Do you have a reputable company or organization and would like to sponsor our channel, click the link below:
openspaceserie...
Film and edited by Mick Aure
Scored by Alphafox
Produced by Joe Tseng
Shop our Merch: openspaceseries.com/store
View the full set of images on our site! openspaceseries.com/
This is such an underrated channel in this space. I enjoy every feature. Please keep going... the audience will follow.
Gorgeous! I like how he says: "it is one year of my life" so i need to make it right. Meaningful thoughtful working and leaving. So many of us just work and see the life passing.
I knew I liked this home owner, then saw the Avante and KNEW he was an ace human!
Richard Leitch was one of my best friends in the 1970s & 80s. I met him when I was a kid working for Bill Pereira. RL had moved to Laguna Beach and had all kinds of smart projects. He owned a 'Pole House' (Japanese Wood Pavilion) company in Hawaii. At the end of his life he was trying to sell/give me all his brands. I had no idea abut his work in PS. Kinda emotional for me to watch this.
Really wonderful that you can spend that time with your son and that the experience will live on through the house _ leaving both a physical legacy and memories...
Love the house .. the story around it is even better 😊
Insanely put together, the artistic design the visuals the ambiance, its impeccable
Beautiful architecture, car, father-son relationship!
It's wonderful a loving father got to spend some quality time with his son. Touched me more than the beautiful house
I like his style and vision. Cool dad. Favorite episode.
You are a great story teller
Very well done 👏and the car matches the house perfectly!
Thats a great dad! ❤
The Avante was designed by a couple young car designers in a house in Palm Springs in the neighborhood above Vista Chino and Raymond lowey checked in on them to see their progress on the car
Such a beautiful house!
His love for the house shines through
I LOVE this house, and the story behind it. I particularly love the details of the tiles, wallpaper, and fabrics that were used. That shower is a knockout!
Love the interior and artwork.
What a gentleman! In pair with the house
Great house and story. My parents lived in the Coachella Valley for many years starting out in Rancho Mirage, moving east to Indian Wells and then Indio. Palm Springs is the Mecca of MCM architecture and lifestyle!
The cactus on the poolside is magnificent
Gorgeous in every way
Amazing home
Wonderful work. Great job!
Thank you! Cheers!
I really enjoyed watching the whole video also classical car made go wow... It's a very beautiful car.
The swimming pool is so relaxing too
Thank you for sharing
All the Open Space Series has the same coffee table geez!!!!!!
Que c'est beau.... 👍
Nice house. I counted 5 different designs of exterior furniture, it would look so much better with 1, maybe 2 . Actually no outside furniture at all would look better than 5.
love it 😊
i fucking love this channel bro
Glad you're enjoying it!
13,000 SF lot in Rancho Mirage. Gimme. Gimme.
Where does life take place if not in space? We should pay more attention to our built spaces
must be nice to have ridiculous amounts of bling.
😍
Helping your child become independent doesn’t mean kicking them out or sending them to college at 18 just bc you’re legally allowed to do so. It means spending the time with them to ensure they will become independent, if they choose to do so. ;)
Did they ever say, why they did not remove those additions, and restore to the architect’s 1,500 sq foot design ???
Probably because people still need to live in a house. It’s not a museum
I thought it was a house, before additions ?
name of the song in the background?
Strange linguistic phenomenon - he speaks only in the present tense.
He doesn't know how to use the past tenses. Speaks in the present only.