A series of twelve simple yet delightful holiday houses designed in the 1920s by Viennese architect Rudolph Schindler. 
Simple one-bedroom houses with a sleeping porch above.![pueblo1_thumb[2]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj1wwy9NKvW2wqfzC5D2f3l_Rn1Os2BQhtxQ6X5nAoqgLmCuNKgg0NZFHv71OI-414OAw3fXI0CiMeVfQLJtEXEn__-qG6aEyGrVCCQ9VKEHAIrVvVEzRYHK-XzUzUAVPyq_6WJ/?imgmax=800 "pueblo1_thumb[2]")
And, yes, I did say “the 1920s.” That’s when the “look” now so popular first saw the light of day, and the architects who developed it then knew what they were about.
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