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Built between 1919 and 1921 for Aline Barnsdall, the house introduced young architects Rudolph Schindler and Richard Neutra to Los Angeles. It is a harbinger of California Modernism, which came to include celebrated homes by all three visionaries that continue to impact the direction of residential design.  \nAline Barnsdall (1882–1946), an oil heiress, commissioned the house as the centerpiece of a cultural arts complex on Olive Hill, which was to include a major theater, cinema, artist residences, and commercial shops. For Hollyhock House—her personal residence—Barnsdall asked Wright to incorporate her favorite flower, the hollyhock, into the home’s design.  \nFrank Lloyd Wright (1867–1959), one of the most influential architects of the 20th century, was already famous by 1915 when Barnsdall approached him to build a theater for her experimental stage productions. The project provided Wright with an escape from the Chicago area as well as the personal scandals and tragedies that had befallen him there. He established an office in Los Angeles and divided his time between California and Japan, where he was building the Imperial Hotel.  \nH OLLYH O CK H OUSE INTRODUCTION  \nAline Barnsdall with her daughter, Betty, at Hollyhock House, c. 1923. Courtesy of David Devine and Michael Devine.  \nThe architect and client only partially realized Barnsdall’s visionary plan for a thriving art park in East Hollywood, which was then little more than a patchwork of citrus farms surrounding the nascent film industry. Wright built just Hollyhock House and two guest houses. However, under municipal ownership, the park today has grown into a vibrant arts campus with the addition of a gallery, a theater, and art centers, all operated by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA) .  \nFrank Lloyd Wright touring a visitor at Hollyhock House, c. 1950.  \nOlive Hill  \nHollyhock House dominates its hilltop location—a departure from the usual conventions of Wright’s organic architecture, wherein a structure is integrated into the landscape.  \nThe garden walls, however, anchor the house to its site.  \nBarnsdall purchased the 36-acre property in 1919 to create a destination for arts in the city. Planted with olive trees, the hill had dazzling views of the Los Angeles basin but was relatively remote, located on Hollywood’s eastern edge and far north of Los Angeles’s bustling downtown.  \nH OLLYH O CK H OUSE INTRODUCTION  \nEntrance  \nTypical of Frank Lloyd Wright’s residential designs, the entrance to Hollyhock House is not immediately visible, signaling that this is a private space. One must travel through a long pergola (or covered passageway) before reaching the home’s imposing front doors. Only once inside does the space open up, producing a sense of compression and then release.  \nThe cast-concrete doors weigh about 250 pounds each. The mass and unusual material create a monumental impression, as if entering a sacred space or ancient temple.  \nFoyer  \nRejecting traditional conventions of domestic architecture, Frank Lloyd Wright created a foyer (or entry hall) open to the adjacent rooms. Subtle structural cues define the space. The ceiling remains low in the entrance and hall, rising in the rooms themselves to provide a sense of openness as one transitions out of the hallway. Wood trim on the ceiling marks the end of the foyer and the beginning of the loggia ahead, itself a low-ceilinged passage. These design elements are typical of Wright’s architecture, which have freer, more open floor plans.  \nTo the left, up a short flight of stairs, is the dining room . To the right, filtered by a wood grille, is the adjoining music room . Beyond that are glimpses ofthe home’s most dramatic interior space, the living room . 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