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Library of Congress catalog with Dodge House photos and drawings

Landmark Houses: The series

-- Jeffrey Head

Credit: Los Angeles Times

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Masterful compound: The Hubbell home

James Hubbell’s artists complex was designed to be at one 
with the earth and to dance with the sky

James Hubbell Home and Studio

By: James Hubbell and family, artists and volunteers
Built: 1958-present
Materials: Wood, stone, clay, concrete, stained glass, wrought iron, glass mosaics
Size: Nine structures, pool and garden on 40 acres
Where: Santa Ysabel
Annual Open House: June 19.
Phone: (760) 765-3427
Tickets and info: ilanlaelfoundation.org/visit/open- house/


• ilanlaelfoundation.org/about/ilan-lael-the-place/
• hubbellandhubbell.com/studio/history/

Built in 1958 and renovated after the 2003 Cedar fire, the Hubbell home is made of materials including wood, stone, clay, concrete, stained glass, wrought iron and glass mosaics. The children’s room is seen above.

The bathroom in the children’s room at James Hubbell’s art compound is seen above. Four of the complex’s buildings were destroyed in the 2003 Cedar fire and then rebuilt. Hubbell (pictured below) is revered for his innovative, uplifting and eco-friendly creations. K.C. Alfred • U-T photos