I recently attended a meeting at the Neutra House, a fabulous small-event conference center that was originally built as a private home in 1935 and completed in 1939 by internationally renowned architect Richard Neutra.
The building sits directly next to the community center and has been extensively remodeled. Outside, the gorgeous wood paneling has been restored to a lustrous hue, while inside, a kitchen and a bathroom (with a sliding, non-locking door!) have been added. The lines are crisp, clean and modern, and I felt the meeting room very comfortable. There were about 20 in our group, and we all fit nicely.
The interior walls (unblemished white) sport interesting photographs of other architecturally significant homes. It was an interesting place to hold a meeting, and I believe they also run tours of the place. read more