Kesling Modern Structures: Popularizing Modern Design in Southern California 1934-1962

William Kesling's innovative approach to architecture in Southern California is brought to life through a comprehensive exploration of his work from 1934 to 1962. This insightful narrative showcases how his practice popularized modern design in the region, offering a glimpse into a transformative era. The authors delve into the unique aesthetic and functional aspects of Kesling's structures, highlighting the balance between modernism and the local context that defined his projects.

With rich visuals and in-depth analysis, the book not only celebrates Kesling's contributions but also serves as a chronicle of the architectural movements that shaped the landscape of Southern California. It features commentary from prominent architectural critics and historians, providing readers with a multi-faceted understanding of Kesling's legacy and the broader implications of his work in the development of modern housing and community spaces within the region.