Luther E. Sadler Designed Art Moderne Home

6851 Gaston Avenue, Dallas, Texas

The Texas Centennial Exposition offered this as a contemporary model home in 1936. The International style is also apparent in this home with its corner windows. The flat roof with a pronounced ledge at the roofline and flat balcony are also Art Moderne features. It was moved to 6851 Gaston after the Fair.

Architect Luther E. Sadler

East Dallas Neighborhood

Lakewood Neighborhood

Art Moderne Style Architecture

Dallas Modern Homes

Luther E. Sadler Home built in the 1930s

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Luther E. Sadler Designed Art Moderne Home

6851 Gaston Avenue, Dallas, Texas

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