Nicolai Ouroussoff
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| - | "The house’s slick, meticulous forms seem the perfect frame for that kind of power… Neutra’s glass walls open up to expose the dark side of our lives – they suggest the erotic, the broken, the psychologically impure."--[[Nicolai Ouroussoff]] | + | "[[Lovell House|The house]]’s slick, meticulous forms seem the perfect frame for that kind of power… Neutra’s glass walls open up to expose the dark side of our lives – they suggest the erotic, the broken, the psychologically impure."--[[Nicolai Ouroussoff]] |
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Nicolai Ouroussoff is a writer and educator who was an architecture critic for the Los Angeles Times and The New York Times.
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