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Iconic Eichlers
Joseph Eichler’s Custom Home
19 irving ave, atherton, ca 94027
next gen fairbrae eichler
1147 pulora ct, sunnyvale, ca 94087
fallen leaf park eichler
1694 clay st, los altos, ca 94024
the 21st century eichler
609 west remington dr, sunnyvale, ca 94087
channing park eichler
1914 channing ave, palo alto, ca 94303
Featured Listings
The Eichler X-100 is a defining moment in California Modernism. Designed in 1956 by A. Quincy Jones and Frederick Emmons for Joseph Eichler, the steel-frame prototype did away with interior load-bearing walls to create an open, light-filled home organized around private garden atriums.
Today it is one of the most significant mid-century modern residences ever built, and a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a piece of architectural history.
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Joseph Eichler’s Personal Residence | 19 Irving Avenue, Atherton
Built in 1951 as his own home and designed by Anshen & Allen, Joseph Eichler’s residence is the origin story of an architectural movement. On an oak-studded lot in Atherton’s Lindenwood neighborhood, its V-shaped plan, walls of glass and indoor-outdoor flow became the living laboratory for the thousands of Eichlers that followed.
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The Architects Behind your Favorite Eichler Homes…
Standing: Robert ‘Bob’ Anshen, Sitting: William Stephan Allen
Anshen & Allen were pioneering Mid-Century Modern architects best known for their collaboration with Joseph Eichler from 1949–1960. As Eichler’s original architectural partners, they introduced iconic design elements such as open floor plans, flat roofs, exposed beams, and walls of glass that blurred the line between indoor and outdoor living. Their innovative work helped define the Eichler style and transform post-war suburban architecture in California, making modern design both affordable and accessible to families.
L: A. Quincy Jones, M: Joseph Eichler, R: Frederick Emmons
A. Quincy Jones and Frederick Emmons formed the celebrated firm Jones & Emmons, one of Joseph Eichler’s most influential architectural partners during the 1950s and 60s. Known for their dramatic gable roofs, clerestory windows, and open-beam construction, they helped scale Eichler’s modern vision into entire California neighborhoods, including developments in Palo Alto, San Mateo, and Marin. Their work is praised for elegant geometry, indoor–outdoor harmony, and timeless design that continues to define California Modern architecture today.
Left: Claude Oakland, Right: Joseph Eichler
Claude Oakland was one of the most prolific architects of the Eichler Homes era, designing more than 3,000 modern residences between 1959–1974. After working with Anshen & Allen, Oakland became Eichler’s lead architect, evolving the Eichler look with refined lines, expanded atrium models, warm material palettes, and livable floor plans. His work is admired for its clean simplicity, structural clarity, and strong connection to nature, making Oakland-designed Eichlers some of the most coveted Mid-Century Modern homes in the Bay Area.
