Metamorphosis: when ceramics lives with technology
Iris Ceramica Group presents "Metamorphosis" at Fuorisalone 2025, an experience that merges art and technology, featuring interactive installations and innovative surfaces.
Build in 1962 in Woodland Hills, in the San Fernando Valley, adjacent to Calabasas and bordering the Santa Monica Mountains, the J.N. Baldwin House, designed by the Austria-American modernist architect Richard Neutra, is now on sale for $3,300,000. The 3,062-square-foot home is located on a lot on a hilltop and houses four bedrooms.
The stylist Jeanne Yang and her husband, Scott Cort, purchased the property in 2000 and renovated it twice, the second time in 2020. The project features Neutra’s late trademarks: ribbon windows, a sliding-glass wall, and built-ins. The old owners also include in the sale an original sketch in chalk by Neutra, blueprints, and a book.
"The Wings", the triple-certified building of the future
The Wings is an innovative complex that combines futuristic design and sustainability. With BREEAM Excellent, WELL Gold, and DGNB Gold certifications, the building houses offices, a hotel, and common areas, utilizing advanced solutions such as AGC Stopray glass for energy efficiency.