This house, designed by architect Jim Evans in 1960 shows a rare residential application of the hypar roof. It’s located in New Canaan, Ct and has recently been put on the market.
The most well known house using this style roof was designed by Eduardo Catalano in 1954 and was demolished in March 2001.
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MidCentury Architecture 
This is one of my dream homes – well, one of many! Love your website!
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Thanks Christie! I feel the same way: Too many homes, not enough money!
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This roof line is my favorite for the MCM style.
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I first became a fan of this style of roof in the mid 1970’s. A friend of my father’s – an engineer by the name of Lou Harding – designed many of these in Western Australia. They can be spectacular.
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I could live in that house with the tree view garden:)
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I have a hyperbolic paraboloid roof house in the Hamptons. LOVE it . . . . it’s circular with a pool in the center. By architect John Rawlings, c 1967.
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