Iconic mid-century modern house by Pierre Koenig

About the Space

Iconic mid-century modern 1954 house by world-renowned Case Study architect Pierre Koenig. This masterfully crafted property called the SCOTT HOUSE was designed in 1954 by world-renowned Case Study architect Pierre Koenig, who was one of the most influential mid-century modern architects of his time. Koenig eventually became an international design-star with his Case Study House #21 in 1958, the "Bailey House", and in 1959 with CSH #22, the "Stahl House", probably LA's most famous residency. A rare gem tucked away in the hills north of Los Angeles, this early work of Koenig's architectural legacy was his fourth house and commissioned by the Scott family. In 2014, the new owners bought the severely maintenance deferred house and premise from the original owner, Aurora Scott, and thoroughly restored it to its former glory according to Pierre Koenig's original plans. The SCOTT HOUSE represents the golden age of mid-century modern architecture and features visionary & colorful interior design, sensitively preserved half a century after its conception. IMPORTANT ADDITIONAL RULES FOR RENTING THIS SPACE: 1) There is a mandatory cleaning fee of $95 for teams up to 19 members. For teams larger than 20 people, the cleaning fee increases to $150. 2) An additional insurance/"Certificate of Liability" (COI) is required for every shoot/production/activity. 3) Every participating person has to sign a "Waiver & Release of Liability Agreement" prior to the planned shoot/production/activity. Due to the COVID-19 virus, the owners request from every team member to wear a face mask and latex gloves during the entire shoot. Exceptions are the talent, who can take their mask off during the actual photo or film shoot. Owner has the right to cancel any shoot immediately if the renting party won't comply to these rules. Every renting party and team member/talent has to sign a CORONA/COVID-19 virus liability waiver which guarantees that the owners can not be sued for a possible infection.