Richard Neutra, Frank Lloyd Wright, Albert Frey.

Gregory Ain (?), Lloyd Wright (?) (FLLW's son)

if archs of the past are ok, look at barragan.

and then see what kind of residential work legorretta might have done before he went big.

and then look at another mexican, a younger one who i know has done some beautiful residential work, alberto kalach.

Thanks guys, these are good.

John Lautner comes to mind.

Michael Reynolds ?

The PLURAL of "arch" is "archs" not "arch's"

Argh. Or in this case Arghs.

That being said, most of these architects are dead - not that there is anything wrong with that. I think there is some cool shit going down by the living in Desert Hot Springs.

Roto has a hotel. Antoine Predock, I think Wes Jones did a master plan for a desert Community?

visit this site for current modern homes in the southwest for sale. damn--arizona has all the good stuff.

The plural of "arch" is "arches," but who's counting?

And, yes, some of these boys are indeed dead. But do you want your architects good, or breathing? How about a mix? It's funny when someone here is actually surprised when offered the examples of Wright, Mies, Corbu, Gropius, Sert, Gaudi, Lutyens, even Michelangelo or Bernini when kicking around this or that kind of architecture.

Mayne, Gehry, Libeskind, Lynn-- all of today's "stars" will be worm food themselves some day. Does that mean we should relegate their work to the bottom drawer just because they're dead? I don't think so.

this is a good site - thx five

check out a guy name jon anderson in albucrackee also www.modern phoenix.net.

also another dead one-judith chafee