The Library of Mr. & Mrs. Neutra

The photographs of the Neurtas' own annotated books, with their marginalia and inscriptions, feel like a private tour of their intellectual life. I was especially moved by how the book captures the sense of the VDL House as a living archive, not just a structure. It’s a thoughtful, tactile object I’

The way it maps the Neurtas' personal library to the architecture of the VDL House makes you rethink what a book about books can be. I love seeing the actual inscriptions and dog-eared pages from their own copies.

I was hoping for more insight into how the books were actually used or read, but the focus on their arrangement in the VDL House is still quite compelling. The photographs capture the dog-eared pages beautifully, making you feel like you're peeking into a personal library. A solid addition for anyon