Sitting in the hills above the Sunset Strip, this 1920s house is among the residential works of architect S. Charles Lee, who designed hundreds of movie theaters during the art deco period.

This Spanish-style home off the Sunset Strip was designed in 1926 by S. Charles Lee, the architect behind numerous historic landmarks, including the Hollywood-Western Building, the Los Angeles ...

The architects who designed these pleasure domes must have had fun dreaming ways to outdo themselves and their competition. And S. Charles Lee (1899-1990) was probably more challenged than most.