Pick a geography, a road, a light.

Cedar forest, granite and the Pacific. This is where West Coast Modern was born: low volumes set into the rock, open to the sea and the mountains.

From Los Angeles to Pasadena and out to the desert: the densest concentration of modernist houses in the world, and roads built for driving them.

Between the Serra de Sintra and the Atlantic: board-formed concrete, umbrella pines and morning fog lifting off the cliffs.

The wild coast of the Cap Sizun: white volumes on a stone wall, gorse, dunes and the Atlantic horizon.