Architect Designed Houses in Films
One of our favorite ways to get inspired is by watching movies. We learn so much through all the different design elements incorporated into film…especially when a famous work of architecture is featured. In a movie the the architecture has a role and helps tell the story. Seeing people/actors live and move throughout a space gives us the opportunity to experience a completely new perspective. Here are a few of our favorite examples of iconic architecture in film…
Ex Machina (2014) – Juvet Landscape Hotel in Valldal, Norway
Designed by Jensen & Skodvin Architects
James Bond, Diamonds Are Forever (1971) – The Elrod House in Palm Springs
Designed by Jensen & Skodvin Architects built in 1968
Columbus (2017) – The Miller House in Columbus, Indiana
Designed by Eero Saarinen built in 1957
The Big Lebowski (1998) – Sheats-Goldstein House in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles
Designed by John Lautner built in 1962
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