Beyer House by John Lautner. Complete overview and walkthrough.

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The Beyer House is placed on the edge of a cliff and looks over the Pacific Ocean. It's one of the most spectaculair and largest designs by John Lautner. Amazing in every way. Most photos are provided by Tycho Saariste but also some other photos I found on the internet. This information combined with my own drawings, resulted in a complete walkthrough: Showing as much details as possible. It took me almost one year to make this video. To preserve the legacy by John Lautner and to enjoy the beauty of his work.

[@interstellar618]

I lived near there when they built it. It's called Victoria point. My friends and I watched them build that house from start to finish as we spent a lot of time at the beach on the west side of the point. Its really special as it actually does flow with the natural surroundings. When they started building, all the local were bummed because we didn't know what to expect and assumed it would be an obvious eyesore to the point and Broadbeach at large. Turns out it's awesome and fits in beautifully Imo.

[@MilesBellas]

"Jamie McCourt, former CEO and co-owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, describes her dazzling John Lautner beach house in Malibu as “a living organism” and “one of my closest friends,” "

[@jlworrad]

You’re right about the roof. The house would feel a lot lighter with the concrete version.

[@clayton97330]

I never knew of this house, amazing work

[@piruriz1216]

Please dont ever stop making these videos! Thank you!

[@eladyihie2502]

The first thing i thought when seeing the floorplan that it looks like a landscape floorplan, thanks too the un cimetrical design the house could expand this way, exactly like nature are evolving, that truly artish architecture and a great video so thank you

[@ghostbeetle2950]

YES! I was waiting for Beyer House with bated breath. Thank you, thank you, thank you! The interior spaces of this design have had an unbreakable grip on my soul since the first time I saw some photos. Thank you for another great tour!

[@812guitars]

Wow man. Just, wow!

[@grantwatson9232]

Thank you thank you thank you. I have been waiting for this one, since I discovered your amazing channel. It definitely was worth the wait! As always your walk throughs are very inspiring and well put together. Your passion of Lautner's work is contagious and a great memorial tribute to this amazing and visionary man. Thank you again my friend. G

[@gregoryfranks7347]

simply outstanding!!!!! bravo my friend truly bravo. that house is absolutely nothing like i thought to be able to create all those different spaces into a constant flow is beyond my understanding. also the fact that the addition tie into and have been incorporated into the older structure you cant tell they were not all done same time. do you know why the roof and walls are a painting looking beige while the other concrete remains unfinished? not a fan. i thin it should have been left unfinished too. i have to say the beyer family was involved and helped to make this house what it is today and that is something more special than you could ever dream, unti you see the interior. the exterior is amazing but my point is the interior is amazing its just not what i thought. its way more impressive . really awesome photos and with the ditital drawing i would have been lost. you cant feel the different heights and levels that are all over this place while hving that killer rock out-crop and the enter of your curvy concrete iving room that feel like the waves roll into to it. utterly mind- bending. no other human will ever make another. this is it! its own realm. pretty dang awesome. than you my friend that was the most enjoyable piece of video ive seen all week. cheers

[@minna457]

My favourite Lautner designed house. Also beautifully furnished by the late Michael Taylor.

[@madamemarmot]

What fabulous views! And I love how the boulders and the floor make the ocean and rocks integrate into the house.

[@babyoioi0523]

It's mind blowing experience. Thank you for sharing with the world.

[@maxfmfdm]

This was an amazing video it fed my mind

[@shelbyblackmore-mg4nv]

This place seems to have a few odd things going on, but those floors are something else!!!

[@santiagoosoriomejia1728]

my fav videos in archtube by far, this information is so valuable

[@attichatchsound-bobkowal5328]

Thank you for this one! Definitely have a better sense of the volumes than what I've imagined form pictures. Boy would I love to tour this one in person! I'm hard pressed to think of ANYONE else who was working such complex organic formations back then? -( especially pre-CAD. )

[@JordiFerran]

Excellent video, very good job.

[@arthurenzo3075]

This is so fantastic. Thank´s a lot for this detailed documentary.

[@alexg9696]

This channel is a gem for architects and enthusiasts! Very good work!