claass HAUS celebrates one year

Marking the first year of claass HAUS with your favorite posts. 

Thanks to a few readers here and there, claass HAUS is marching on into its second year. And to celebrate, here are the five most popular (and most skimmed) claass HAUS entries.

​​the william landsberg house

the northwestern national life insurance building

the matsumoto house 

the catalano house

happy birthday, bertrand goldberg

And find my favorite post here.

And just one last thought-
​​I don't share much about myself, but after a year of marking time with architecture, I just wanted to thank everyone for the months of encouragement. I started claass HAUS as a way to cope with my own grief and loss and spending time thinking about architecture made each day a little easier. Truthfully, I never anticipated that anyone would ever look at this silly blog. But I was wrong, and I spent the last year hearing from people who (surprise!) love history and buildings as much as I do. So thank you for reading and reaching out, swapping stories and sharing new architects, encouraging and indulging.

​I won't soon forget your kindness. 

Have a great weekend!

Images:
william landsberg house :by Midmod2000 (Own work) [CC BY-SA 4.0], via Wikimedia Commons., 
northwestern national life insurance building: by MCAD Library from Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States of America [CC BY 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons.
george matsumoto house: (author)
eduardo catalano house: Eduardo Catalano Slides, MC 00477, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC.
prentice women's hospital: by Umbugbene (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons.
walter l. dodge house: Historic American Buildings Survey, Walter Luther Dodge, Winnie Dodge, T. Morrison McKenna, Anita K. McKenna, Los Angeles High School District, Irving John Gill, et al., Rand, Marvin, photographer. Walter Luther Dodge House, 950 North Kings Road, West Hollywood District, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA. Documentation compiled after 1933. Courtesy of the Library of Congress, ca0570.