Koenig, Pierre

Quattro case sperimentali [Four experimental houses].Article by Marco Visconti
Domus, no. 711, 1989 Dec., p. 72-84.

Special issue. Masterpieces 1945-1970. Edited and photographed by Yukio Futagawa
GA houses, special 01, 2001 June, p. 4-283.

On the Mies edge – The Case Study Program [involving architects Eames, Ellwood, Koenig, Soriano, and later Neutra and Wurster] occupies a key position in the line of research which aimed at the creation of a typology for the one-family house using logical and infinitely reproducable systems.
Article by Olivier Boissiere
Domus, no. 614, 1981 Feb, p. 11-15.

University of Southern California – faculty members’ projects.
Architectural design, vol. 52, no. 3/4, 1982, p. 26-29.

Case study redux.
Progressive architecture, vol. 69, no. 8, 1988 Aug., p. 27.

The case study houses, then and now; An architect for better living.
Article by Abby Bussel
Progressive architecture, vol. 74, no. 5, 1993 May, p. 110-114.

Schwartz house, Santa Monica, California; Architects: Pierre Koenig. Article by the architect
GA houses, no. 44, 1994 Dec., p. 84-89.

Koenig house, Los Angeles, California; Architects: Pierre Koenig
GA houses, no. 44, 1994 Dec., p. 90-97.

Pierre Koenig, steel, and Los Angeles; Architects: Pierre Koenig
Progressive architecture, vol. 76, no. 3, 1995 Mar., p. 23.

Riebe restoration and addition, 1995 (originally, Johnson house, 1962); Architects: Pierre Koenig.
GA houses, no. 54, 1997 Nov., p. 26-35.

Residential masterpieces: Case Study House no. 21, Los Angeles, California, USA 1958; Architects: Pierre Koenig. Article by Pierre Koenig
GA houses, no. 71, 2002 May, p. 32-47.

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