The Lovell Beach House is one of the most renowned works by Viennese-born architect Rudolph M. Schindler. Completed in 1926, the house is elevated above the beach on columns, the projection of five visible reinforced concrete frames forming an organic skeleton. The building is suspended by means of iron rods on five equal concrete frames. To gain privacy on the beach-front lot the ground level was left open for a play area, with the enclosed living space is at the second and third level.