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the Oakley L. Norton Homes of Eagle Rock

by Escott O. Norton

Hardcover, Dust Jacket
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Hardcover, ImageWrap
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About the Book
Oakley Latimer Norton first came to Eagle Rock, California in 1952 when he enrolled at Occidental College as a freshman.

Over the next four decades, Oakley L. Norton left a unique mark on the architectural landscape of this community, designing and building four outstanding homes, and transforming other existing structures with his fine woodwork and personal sense of design.

Many lives have been touched by the homes of Oakley L. Norton. This book is an attempt to document and preserve these homes in hopes that they might inspire others to build on thier dreams!
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Architecture
  • Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
    # of Pages: 90
  • Isbn
    • Softcover: 9780368942945
  • Publish Date: May 25, 2010
  • Language English
  • Keywords Custom Homes, Eagle Rock, California, OXY, Norton
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About the Creator
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Escott Norton
Los Angeles, California, USA

Escott O. Norton started taking pictures at 8 years old when his dad first gave him an old Brownie camera, and hasn't stopped! Escott is the 4th generation in a family of home developers and designers. He's drawn all of his life, and as a kid helped his father build the custom designed homes in which his family lived. Escott O. Norton has traveled all over the world in his quest to learn the essence of great design from both modern and historical architecture. Interested in all facets of design, Escott spent his childhood building props in a local theater. He started working in the film biz fresh out of High School. In his 20's he'd worked his way up to Production Designer and worked for many years creating worlds for films, T.V. and commercials. In the 1990s Escott decided to leave the film biz and go back to his "roots", designing custom homes. Mr. Norton is a lifelong preservationist and served as Director for the LA Historic Theatre Foundation (www.LAHTF.org)

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