Neutra

American  

[noi-truh] / ˈnɔɪ trə /

noun

1. Richard Joseph, 1892–1970, U.S. architect, born in Austria.

2. German name of Nitra.

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Example Sentences

The chimneys came from homes built between 1920 and 2020, including ones designed by heavyweight midcentury architects such as Richard Neutra, Eric Lloyd Wright and Ray Kappe.

From Los Angeles Times

Architect Alan Pullman and his family recently bought and renovated a 1940 Long Beach house by Raphael Soriano, who had worked for Richard Neutra and was a leading figure in Southern California midcentury modernism.

From Los Angeles Times

Omer Neutra, 21, an Israeli-American and grandson of Holocaust survivors, was serving as an IDF tank commander near Gaza when Hamas attacked on 7 October.

From BBC

Barron noted that L.A. has a long history of attracting accomplished Viennese emigres, including Rudolph Schindler and Richard Neutra, and that in the late 1930s and ’40s, a new wave of artists, actors, writers and thinkers who were fleeing the Nazis helped seed a thriving Austrian community in Southern California.

From Los Angeles Times

If there’s a house by Lautner or Neutra or Frank Lloyd Wright, sometimes we’ll take a schlep just for the house, to even just see from the street.

From Los Angeles Times