Barnsdall Art Park & Hollyhock House

Hollyhock House is Frank Lloyd Wright's first Los Angeles venture. Worked in the vicinity of 1919 and 1921, it speaks to his most punctual endeavors to build up a locally suitable style of engineering for Southern California. Wright himself alluded to it as California Romanza, utilizing a melodic term signifying "opportunity to make one's own shape".

Exploiting Los Angeles' dry, calm atmosphere, Hollyhock House is a noteworthy mix of house and gardens. Notwithstanding the focal garden court, each real inside space borders a proportionate outside space, associated either by glass entryways, a patio, pergola or corridor. A progression of housetop patios additionally expand the living space and give heavenly perspectives of the Los Angeles bowl and the Hollywood Hills.