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Buff, Straub, and Hensman was a Los Angeles based architectural firm.
The Partners
The partnership consisted of Conrad Buff III, Calvin Straub, and Donald (Don) Hensman, all of whom were American Institute of Architects (AIA) licensed architects.
Significant projects
- 1958 Saul Bass Residence (Case Study House #20), Altadena
- 1959 Frank Residence, Pasadena
- 1961 John Thomson Residence
- 1962 Sidney Fine Residence
- 1963 Harry Roth Residence, Beverly Hills
- Penn/Walter Van der Kamp Residence, Los Angeles
- 1965 Case Study House #28
- 1967 McGill Residence, Pasadena
Sources
- Case Study Houses by: Elizabeth Smith, Peter Goessel (ed). Taschen, February, 2002 ISBN 3-8228-6412-9 "Towards a Simpler Way of Life", edited by Robert Winter, University of California Press,1997