"Desert Oasis: A Modern Architectural Marvel Emerges"

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The Aluminaire House, an early example of modernist architecture in America, designed by Albert Frey, has been reconstructed in Palm Springs, California, after being disassembled, reassembled, and relocated multiple times. The influential house, now rebuilt by the Palm Springs Art Museum, will serve as an educational tool and a prototype of modern architecture, showcasing Frey's use of industrial and humble materials to promote good design without luxury consumption. The project highlights the challenges of preserving modern architecture and raises debates about authenticity and classification.
Topics:entertainment#albert-frey#aluminaire-house#architecture#modern-architecture#palm-springs#preservation
A Beacon of Modern Architecture Lands in the Desert The New York Times
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