The Kaufmann House, a 1946 glass, steel and stone landmark built on the edge of this desert town by the architect Richard Neutra, has twice been at the vanguard of new movements in architecture — helping to shape postwar Modernism and later, as a result of a painstaking restoration in the mid-1990s, spurring a revived interest in mid-20th-century homes.

Demnächst wird Richard Neutras Meisterwerk in Palm Springs bei Christies versteigert wie die New York Times berichtet: A Landmark Modernist House Heads to Auction