“It Was Unpleasant to See, but We Thought It Had Possibilities”: How a Spanish Architect “Throwed” a House in Los Angeles to Resurrect It

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Located north-east of the Californian city, Casa Granada preserves the essence of Spanish colonial architecture, but also admits ‘mid-century’ furniture, such as chairs of the Eames, objects of industrial aesthetics and some touches ‘art nouveau’