A hilltop residence constructed in 1941, the Bell House was John Lautner’s second residential design after his tenure with mentor Frank Lloyd Wright. The house retains a “Wrightian” quality, yet marks Lautner’s first steps in developing his own unique style. As rehabilitation architect for the Bell House, JAG Architects restored

the fenestration, living room, and master bath, all of which required close attention to historic detail. Work included the addition of a new master bath, re-design of the exterior landscaping, as well as a second story master suite addition, designed by Lautner, in collaboration with John Ash, prior to Lautner’s death. Here

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