1960s Arlington VA Cube House Modern Architecture Magazine Article Page For Sale

Explore this fascinating vintage magazine article page, titled "A Cube House vs. the Squares," featuring the unique two-story cube house of Brock and Joan Eustice on a hill in Arlington, Virginia. The article, penned by John Neary, delves into the architectural contrast between their modern, unconventional home and the surrounding traditional suburban houses in the Rivercrest subdivision. Multiple black and white photographs showcase the distinctive cube house and provide a glimpse into 1960s residential architecture in the Washington D.C. area.This original ephemera offers a captivating look at mid-century modern design and social commentary on housing trends. It details the Eustices' innovative choice and the community's reaction, making it a compelling piece for collectors of architectural history, Virginia ephemera, or those interested in unique 1960s housing. The page also includes an advertisement for The Bankers Life insurance company, further dating its context and adding to its historical value. This authentic piece is a window into a specific moment in American architectural and cultural history.