Frey House II, architect Albert Frey's second home in Palm Springs, was completed in 1964. At the time it was built, it was at the highest elevation of any residence in the city. Frey took five years to select the site and a year to measure the movement of the sun using a 10-foot pole.

Hosted by Palm Springs Life and Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence. Learn More.

2024年5月4日 · Welcome to Frey House II, a masterpiece designed by the influential architect Albert Frey. This iconic structure is a testament to Frey's innovative vision and enduring legacy. Built in 1964, this striking residence was Albert Frey's personal retreat.

Hosted by the Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence of modernist architect, Albert Frey. A limited number will enjoy this unique experience and gain insight into this modern master’s architectural sensibility.

2010年2月7日 · The Frey House II was the second home that Albert Frey built for himself. He lived there for some 35 years, until his death in 1998. He bequeathed his the house to the Palm Springs Art Museum for architectural learning and research.

2024年10月8日 · Of the many preserved midcentury houses in Palm Springs, one of the shining examples is Frey House II, the former home of architect Albert Frey. Born in 1903 in Switzerland, Frey worked for...

2016年2月10日 · Architect Albert Frey completed his Palm Springs, California, residence, Frey House II, in 1964. A set of 11 stairs leads up the mountain to a pool and lower terrace deck.

The Frey House II is a mid-century modern gem perched on the mountainside overlooking Palm Springs! Every detail of the home was well thought out and was designed to blend with the Palm Springs Landscape.

Frey House II, architect Albert Frey's second home in Palm Springs, completed in 1964. At the time it was built, it was at the highest elevation of any residence in the city. Frey took five years to select the site and a year to measure the movement of the sun using a 10-foot pole.

Situated 300 feet above the valley floor in the San Jacinto Mountains above Palm Springs, Frey House II is the second of two houses Frey built for himself in the California desert. Frey House I, built on the valley floor, has since been destroyed.