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  1. William Krisel (November 14, 1924 – June 5, 2017) was an American architect best known for his pioneering designs of mid-century residential and commercial architecture. [2] [3] Most of his designs are for affordable homes, especially tract housing , with a modern aesthetic .

  2. 8 giu 2017 · By Sam Roberts. June 8, 2017. William Krisel, who designed captivating but economical tract housing that enabled real estate developers in the Sun Belt to market modern architecture to the...

  3. 6 giu 2017 · Meet The Architect Who Helped Bring Modernism To The Masses. He's best known for the 1,200 middle-class homes in California that he designed from 1957 to 1963, when he worked with the builder ...

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  4. 6 giu 2017 · Esteemed mid-century modern architect William Krisel, known for his use of the butterfly roof, died in Beverly Hills on Monday at the age of 92.Working largely in Southern California, Krisel designed over 30,000 homes in the region. Some of the architects most influential work was built in Palm...

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  5. 8 giu 2017 · Photo: Darren Bradley. William Krisel, who had a heavy hand in shaping California modernism, passed away on Wednesday at age 92. The architect, who was born in Shanghai but raised in the...

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  6. Architecture. Design. People. Real Estate. Communities. William Krisel. Architect | 1924-2017. William Krisel. In 1946, William Krisel returned to his studies at USC, on the GI Bill, under the tutelage of Cal Straub, Raphael Soriano and Garrett Eckbo. He worked for Paul Lazlo and Victor Gruen before partnering with Dan Saxon Palmer.

  7. 7 giu 2017 · Iconic California Midcentury-Modern Architect William Krisel Dies at 92. At the age of 92, William Kriselthe pioneering architect who brought elegant modernism to Southern Californian suburban tract housing in the '50s and '60—passed away this past Monday, June 5.