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EDWARD HALE FICKETT, FAIA (1916-1999)
Fickett was born in Los Angeles CA. He attended Beverly Hills High School, the University of Southern California, and the Art Center College of Design. Fickett was a draftsman under Paul Williams, Sumner Spaulding (1935-1936 and 1939-1940), and Gordon B. Kaufman (1938). He served in the US Navy Civil Engineer Corps Sea Bees and left as a lieutenant commander. After that, Fickett was a partner in Los Angeles with Francis Heusel then founded his own firm around 1946. He was the Architectural Advisor to President Eisenhower on housing through the FHA's Architectural Standards Advisory Committee. He taught at UCLA in the late 1970s. Fickett married Lucile Millicent Moore in 1944 and Joycie Helen Steinberg in 1980. Fickett designed more than 60,000 post-war homes, along the way pioneering and promoting Modernism, including 70 seventy residential communities with 40,000 houses. 14 of these developments were cited by the AIA and others for design excellence. Better Homes and Gardens declared Fickett the Frank Lloyd Wright of the 1950s. He was also nicknamed the King of the Tennis Courts, having been the first architect to design cantilever tennis courts. Developments include Meadowlark Park (1953) in Reseda, Sherwood Park (1956) in the Hollywood Hills, and Rollingwood Estates in Palos Verdes.
Upon his death in 1999 due to complications from an E. coli infection, the AIA named him an American hero. Governor Gray Davis praised him as "an exceptional architect who made many beautiful contributions to his community and to the people of this great state." President Bill Clinton presented his widow, Joycie Fickett, with a letter of condolence and an American flag. Some of his notable commercial designs include Edwards Air Force Base, Los Alamitos Naval Air Station, Murphy Canyon Heights Naval Base San Diego, Spago Restaurant in West Hollywood, Port of Los Angeles Passenger and Cargo Terminals, Los Angeles City Hall Tower Renovation, the Los Angeles Police Academy, LA Dodger Stadium, Las Cruces Resort, and Hotel Cabo San Lucas. Bio adapted from Wikipedia.
Subdivisions: Coronet * Granada Hills Estates * Highland Weathermaker Village * Meadowlark * Monday/Northridge * Ponty/Los Angeles * Rollingwood * Sunset Park * Pomona
1947 - The Edward and Lucile Moore Fickett House, 9717 Yoakum Drive, Beverly Hills CA. The first house he designed for himself. Photos by Michael Locke.
1947 -
The Felix Farwell House, 1318 Roscomare, Bel Air, Los
Angeles County CA. Listed under Alan Work Herrington in the
Fickett archive. He was a developer or realtor. Destroyed
and a new house built in 1974.
1947 - The Gorden MacDonald Recreational Building/Pool House, 11928 Iredell Street, Studio City CA. Original house built in 1941. B & M Construction was the builder. Fickett completed the pool house in 1949. Sold in 2023.
1947 -
The David Barry House, 245 North Saltaire, Los Angeles
County CA. Unbuilt. House built on the site in 1955 by
architects Johnson and Perkins.
1947 - The Soll Satnick House #1, 3435 West 84th Place, Los Angeles CA. Fickett also built a home for Satnick in 1971. Status unknown.
1948 - The William C. and Irene Moore House, 11368 Berwick Street, Los Angeles CA. Built by S. M. Taenzer. Sold in 2022 to Karina Dominguez and La Family Trust. Photos by Michael Locke.
1948 - The Havenhurst Apartments, 1351 Havenhurst Drive, West Hollywood CA. Destroyed in a fire and replaced by new condos, Habitat in the Park, in 2008 designed by architect Lorcan O'Herlihy, photo above by Michael Locke.
1948 - The Palmdale House, 1415-1421 Havenhurst Drive, West Hollywood CA. Developed by Elwood Bredell. Photos by Michael Locke.
1949 - The Sunset Patio Apartments, 1127 Horn Avenue, West Hollywood CA. Designated a West Hollywood Historic Monument in 2020. After the historic designation was announced, Joycie Fickett, the architect's widow said, "I think Eddie would have been very pleased. It was one of the places he designed where the movie stars stayed when filming in L.A. James Dean and Ava Gardner stayed there. I think the city realized that out of 37 buildings my husband designed in West Hollywood, only a handful are left." Photos by Michael Locke.
1949 - The Los Capri Apartments, 3815 Los Feliz Boulevard, Los Angeles CA. Built by the George Alexander Construction Company. Photos by Michael Locke.
1949 - The J. C. Dunas Houses, bounded by 112th Street, 118th Street, Kornblum Avenue, and Yukon Avenue, Inglewood CA. Unsure if built.
1950 - The Hobart Homes Development, Chula Vista CA. 185 homes designed. Unbuilt.
1950 - The Murray Nelson Apartments, 1128 Larrabee Street, West Hollywood CA. 20 units. Fickett also designed the apartment complex at 1145 Larrabee for Murray Nelson. Converted to condos. Photo by Michael Locke.
1950 - The Murray Nelson Apartments, 1145 Larrabee Street, West Hollywood CA. 6 units. Fickett also designed 1128 Larrabee Street for Murray Nelson. Photo by Michael Locke.
1950 - 7328 Ostrom Avenue, Van Nuys CA. Built by A. A. Makowski as part of the Louise Manor tract for developers Hing & Hing and Lansing Farms, Inc. Photo by Michael Locke. Many other homes in Louise Manor tract were designed by William Krisel.
1950 - The Madison Apartments, 495 Madison Avenue, Pasadena CA. Built for D. Oliver Scharer as seven single units. Remoded in 1971. Sold to Martina Zellstra. Sold to Foxdale South Oakland LLC in 2014.
1951 - Five Points Park, Ventura CA. Developed by Ray Hommes of Equitable Realty. 55 acres, 300 homes in 1950. Streets were Channel Drive to the south, Porter Lane to the North and Frances, Eva, and South Brent.
1951 - The George Alexander House, aka The Tom May House, 424 West Vista Chino, Palm Springs CA. Built as a personal residence for George Alexander, the developer. Sold in 1952 to Tom May, owner of the May Company department stores. Jack Benny, host of The Jack Benny Show, lived here in 1967. Sold in 1970 to Horace Brown. Sold in 1973 to Harry Silver, Alexander's former lawyer. Sold in 1995 to Andrew Linski and remodeled. Listed as House of the Week in the Los Angeles Times.
1951 - The Elwood Teague House, 12681 Mulholland Drive, Beverly Hills CA. Listed for sale in 1965. Sold in 1998 to Roger and Ellen Lecompte. Listed in 2009, but listing was removed.
1951 - The Herald Williams Development. Status unknown.
1951 - The Lake Marie Ranchos Development, Whittier CA. Hobart-Williams developers. Status unknown.
1951 - The Arthur Lynch House, 1076 Sunnyvale Way, Beverly Hills CA. Unbuilt.
1951 - The William Manker House, Olive Hill Drive, Padua Hills, Claremont CA. Unbuilt.
1952 - The Broadway Center Development, Anaheim CA. Unbuilt.
1952 - The Desert Palms Estates, Santa Monica CA. Unbuilt.
1952 - The Granada Estates. Granada Hills CA. Unbuilt.
1952 - The Herbert Kaliwoda House, 9315 Doheny Road, Beveryly Hills CA. Status unknown.
1952 - The Kenneth Volk House, 801 Hampton Road, Arcadia CA. Home listed for sale in 1969 and again the early 1980s. Demolished in 1987.
1952 - The Lynn Terrace Corporation Subdivision, Ontario CA. Status unkown.
1952 - The Sunset Lanai Apartments, 1422 North Sweetzer Avenue, West Hollywood CA. Built by the George Alexander Construction Company. The West Hollywood Historic Preservation Commission and City Council voted in support of designating the property as historical resource but the owners have declined. Photo by Michael Locke.
1952 - The Sunset Capri Apartments, 8341 Sunset Boulevard, West Hollywood CA. Built by Samuel Firks, Consolidated Builders. 7 units. Converted to condos. Photo by Michael Locke.
1952 - The Volk-McLain / Vomac Development. Status unknown.
1953 - The George and Miriam Jacobson House I, 2313 Moreno Drive, Los Angeles CA. Built by Henry Salzman. Sold to Disney artist Michael J. Giamo. Photos by Michael Locke.
1953 - The Fountain Lanai Apartments, 1285 North Sweetzer Avenue, West Hollywood CA. 29 units. Photos by Michael Locke.
1953 - The Richard E. Grier House, 2690 Hollyridge Drive, Los Angeles CA. Built by Grier. Sold to architect Jeffrey Skorneck in 1979, who in 1986 added a deck and room addition over an existing bedroom. Sold in 2004 to James and Marianne Fox. Sold in 2013 to Francis and Frank A. Wood Jr. Sold in 2019 to James R. Moore. Designated a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument 833 in 2006. First photo by Michael Locke.
1953 – The H & H Development Apartments, 10377 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles CA. Ray Hommes and Art Helwig, developers. Designed as a 3-story building. Unbuilt.
1953 – The Cypress Gardens Development, Covina CA. Volk-McLain, developers. Status unknown.
1953 - The Ray L. and Francis S. Hommes House, 1257 Coldwater Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills CA. Photos by Michael Locke.
1953 - The Westco Homes Development. Unbuilt.
1953 - Mobil Home Company of Los Angeles, a subdivision planned for Green Street, El Monte CA. Status unknown.
1954 - The Fireside Manor Lanai Apartments, 1633 Amberwood Drive, South Pasadena CA. 40 units. Developed by Merton Baker, who owned similarly named holdings in Hollywood, Monterey Park, and Inglewood. Photos by Michael Locke.
1954 - The Hollywood Riviera Apartments, 1400 North Hayworth Avenue, West Hollywood CA. The 38-unit complex has been converted into condos. Julian Weinstock developer. Unit 30 sold in 2024 to Gregg and Ky Wanger. Designated a West Hollywood Historic Landmark. Photos by Michael Locke.
1954 - The Merton H. Baker Apartments, 1601 Amberwood Drive, South Pasadena CA. Photos by Michael Locke.
1954 - 2275 Stradella Road, Los Angeles CA. GMB Corporation is listed as the owner and builder. Sold in 1959 to Stanley Zipser. Architect Alfred March designed an alteration to the existing garage and a new carport. Sold to Louis P. and Shirley Gram. Choate Associates Architects designed a master bedroom addition in 1984. Architect Vladimir Bogdanov Tomalevski designed an addition and renovation in 2007. Sold in 2024 to Louis and Shirley Gram. Sold in 2024 to Louis and Shirley Gram. Photos by Michael Locke.
1954 - The Dr. and Mrs. Soll Satnick House, 1340 Allenford Avenue, Los Angeles CA. Sold to Freda Magid. Sold in 1985 to Bruce Stuart. Sold in 1994 to Michael Compean.
1954 - Miraleste Knolls, Miraleste Drive at 9th Street, San Pedro CA. 140 homes planned for a subdivision along Miraleste Drive, Western Avenue, and 9th Street. Status unknown.
1954 - Award Homes, Gladstone Park, Azusa CA. Planned as a 200-home subdivision. Status unknown.
1954 - Chapman Gardens subdivision for Award Homes planned for Harbor Boulevard between Lampson and Chapman streets. Status unknown.
1954 - Washington Manor, Washington Avenue at Elm Street, Elmwood Drive and Fig Street, Escondido CA. A 51 home division for the Sapp Brothers. Status unknown.
1955 - Markdale Homes subdivision, Norwalk, CA. Norwalk Blvd. For the Koppe Building company. Status unknown.
1955 - The Fred Brookins House, 4367 South Van Ness, Los Angeles CA. Unbuilt.
1955 - The Ralph C. Hughes House, 4571 Don Timoteo Drive, Baldwin Hills CA. Built by Sherwood Construction Corporation. Sold to Dean E. and Marylin Farrar. Sold in 2023 to 2760 Harcourt LLC. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The Arthur W. and Beatrice M. Vienna House, 3641 Meadville Drive, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by Sherwood Construction Company. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The Louis J. and Evelyn Anderson House, 3696 Meadville Drive, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by GMB Corporation. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The Arthur D. and Judith Seidenbaum House, 3712 Sheridge Drive, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by GMB Corporation. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The GMB Corporation House, 3641 Woodcliff Road, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by GMB Corporation. Sold to John A. Sloate. Sold in 1998 to Jacklyn K. Arony. Sold in 2024 to Houri Mirhosseini and Alreza N. Tehrani. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The Willa Jean Dorman House, 3704 Sheridge Drive, Los Angeles CA. Built by GMB Corporation. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The Charles R. and Diane J. Dawson House, 3726 Sheridge Drive, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by GMB Corporation. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The Edwin L. and Gladys Almo House, 3734 Sheridge Drive, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by GMB Corporation. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The Charles Dinitz Apartments, 2040 Rodney Drive, Los Angeles CA. 29 units. Still in the Dinitz Family as of 2024. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The Leo and Maxine Trabish House, 3530 Cody Road, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by Elwain Steinkamp. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The Brant H. and Carol Lynn Maynard House, 15438 Stonewood Terrace, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by Elwain Steinkamp. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - 15352 Stonewood Terrace. Sherman Oaks CA. Lee L. Lauger built the house for developer Lauger Investments Inc. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The Joseph O. and Ruth Baranoff House, 4565 Don Timoteo Drive, Baldwin Hills CA. Built by Sherwood Construction Corporation. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The Research House, one of two houses located at Sunset and Merced Avenues in West Covina. Built by the McDonald Brothers. Destroyed. An identical model is located at 3624 Woodcliff Road, Sherman Oaks CA.
1955 - The Robert and Ruth Cron House, 3624 Woodcliff Road, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by Wallace McDonald. Sold to Barry and Karen J. Menes. Sold in 1993 to Armando and Anna Bernholt. Sold in 2010 to Vahid and Hosseiny Hamidi. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - 3544 Cody Road, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by Lee L. Lauger for Homemaker Homes, Inc. Sold to Miriam Stahl. Sold in 2021 to Asha Dhillon Trust. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - 15352 Stonewood Terrace, Sherman Oaks CA. Developed and built by Lee L. Lauger. Photo by Michael Locke.
1955 - The Dreher-Fernando Parra Residence, 13908 Sunset Boulevard, Pacific Palisades CA. Has been altered. Bottom two photos by Michael Locke.
1955 - 2131 Rocomare Road, Los Angeles CA. Sold aroune 1987 to Jeff Greene, who hired Ray Kappe in 1998 for an addition of a recreation room, garage, and remodeled kitchen. Renovation project architect Finn Kappe; engineering by Reiss and Brown. Photos by Michael Locke.
1956 - The Arthur B. and Doris E. Case House, 3461 Cody Road, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by Lee L. Lauger for Homemaker Homes Inc. Photos by Michael Locke.
1956 - The Costa J. Athineos Apartments, 1114 North Flores Street, West Hollywood CA. 10 units. Photo by Michael Locke.
1956 - 15434 Vista Haven Place, Sherman Oaks CA. Contractor Lee L. Lauger designed the house for developer Holiday Homes, Inc. Sold to Bea Dinerman. Sold in 2023 to Nathan Nazarian and Ophir Abutbol. Photos by Michael Locke.
1956 - The Riviera Apartments, 7047 Franklin Avenue, Hollywood CA. 48 units. Developed by Emil Hersh. Formerly called the Hollywood Landmark Hotel, now called Highland Gardens Hotel. Photos by Michael Locke.
1956 - The Walter N. and Leahnore F. Bien House, 3676 Meadville Drive, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by Modern Trend Construction Corp. Sold in 1967 to William G. and Nancy G. Glass. Sold in 2022 to Lino Gonzalez. Photos by Michael Locke.
1956 - The John W. and Eunice M. Rybolt House, 3600 Mandeville Canyon Road, Los Angeles CA. Sold to Ronit Molko. Sold in 2009 to Eldorado Living Trust. Sold in 2014 to John Winterman and Sheri Rabele. Sold in 2023 to Mohseni Family Trust. Photos by Michael Locke.
1956 - Housing Development, La Mesa CA. L.B. Nelson, developer. Unbuilt.
1957 - The Jon T. Green House, 7541 Woodrow Wilson Drive, Los Angeles CA. Developed and built by Lee Lauger. Sold to Anne Litt. Sold in 2005 to Lee Fanning. Sold to Louis E. Robinson. Sold in 2015 to Caron Veazy. Architect Dan Brunn restored the house in 2016. Sold to Peter F. Cowan. Sold in 2022 to Paul Price. Photos by Michael Locke.
1957 - The Soll Satnick House #2, 4213 Don Ortega Place, Baldwin Hills CA. Status unknown.
1958 - 3502 Scadlock Lane, Sherman Oaks CA. Built by Modern Trend Construction Company for Val-Vue Estates. Sold to William Ohern. Sold in 1986 to Robert H. and Patricia Crais. Sold in 2008 to Laura L. Greene and Sally A. Lapidus. Sold in 2019 to Will R. Johnson. Photos by Michael Locke.
1958 - 2945 Nichols Canyon Road, Los Angeles CA. Developed by Sherwood Construction Corporation as part of Val-Vue Estates. Sold to Thomas W. Moore Jr. Sold in 1982 to Joshua A. Wattles and Susan Proffitt, who hired Jeff Warner for an addition in 1989. Sold in 2021 to David M Shreeves II and James K. Ngo. Photos by Michael Locke.
1958 - The Byron Webb Apartments, 400 South Occidental Boulevard, Los Angeles CA. Built by Gattman & Mitchell for Occidental Building Company. Photos by Michael Locke.
1958 - The Jack R. and Mildred F. Bloomquist House, 806 Leonard Road, Los Angeles CA. Sold to Paul F. Mahoney. Sold in 1983 to Daniel X. and Mary C. Freedman. Sold in 1995 to David and Deborah Kupetz. Photos by Michael Locke.
1959 - 3037 Nichols Canyon Road, Los Angeles CA. Built by Lineas L. Lauger for Lauger Investments Inc. Photo by Michael Locke.
1959 - 3043 Nichols Canyon Road, Los Angeles CA. Built by Sherwood Construction Corporation. Photo by Michael Locke.
1958 - 7554 Lolina Lane, Los Angeles CA. Built by Lee L. Lauger for Lauger Investments Inc. Photo by Michael Locke.
1959 - 7560 Lolina Lane, Los Angeles CA. Built by Lineas L. Lauger for Lauger Investments Inc. Sold to Michael J. Trost. Sold in 1998 to Stephen J. Gabin. Sold in 1999 to Nicholas Grad. Sold in 2005 to Justine B. Fluent. Photos by Michael Locke.
1959 - The Jack M. Weisskopf House, 3122 Nichols Canyon Road, Los Angeles CA. Architect Val Powelson AIA designed a major renovation for owner Charles Alancraig in 1966. Sold to Scott Unger. Sold in 2003 to Anthony Wright and Andrew R. Hewitt. Sold in 2011 to Vincent and Ruth S. Seiber. Sold in 2016 to Whereas the Danger Trust. Sold in 2018 to Brendon Lynch and John M. Hartz. Photos by Michael Locke.
1959 - The Jack M. Weiskopf House, 3130 Nichols Canyon Road, Los Angeles CA. Sold in 2003 to Mary-Anne Meyers. Sold in 2023 to Jessica Kovacevic. Photos by Michael Locke.
1959 - 3201 Nichols Canyon Road, Los Angeles CA. Built by Jack Weisskopf. Photo by Michael Locke.
1959 - The Ava Gardner House, 2775 Rinconia Drive, Los Angeles CA. The architect met the actress while she was living at the Sunset Patio Apartments designed by Fickett in 1944. Each apartment had a large private balcony that made it possible to bathe naked privately. According to Fickett's widow, Joycie Fickett, it was not uncommon for Gardner to appear at the door naked, which made Fickett quite uncomfortable, and he would respond by asking her to put a robe on. Joycie Fickett recalls, "At one time there was a house across the street that had a yard full of lime trees. One of Ava Gardner's pastimes was to make a Key Lime pie for Fickett as a way of expressing her love and appreciation. Sold to Amos D. Langford. Sold in 1999 to Jennifer J. Parker. Sold in 2014 to Holli Rogers. Sold in 2016 to Dominick Tousignant. Photos by Michael Locke.
1959 - 3119 Nichols Canyon Road, Los Angeles CA. Built by Modern Trend Construction Company for Val-Vue Estates. Photo by Michael Locke.
1959 - 3127 Nichols Canyon Road, Los Angeles CA. Built by Modern Trend Construction Company for Val-Vue Estates. Photo by Michael Locke.
1960 - The Grossmont Hills Development, La Suvida Drive, Hilmer Drive, Urban Drive, Loren Drive, Monona Drive and Huneck Drive in La Mesa CA. Status unknown.
1960 - The Country Club Village, San Carlos CA. Blue Lake Drive at Lake Murray Boulevard and Jackson Drive on Lake Marion, Lake Louise, Lake Constance and Lake Como. Nine model homes designed by Deems-Martin & Associates, Fickett, and Richard Leitch. Interiors by C. Tony Pereira. Developed by Tavares Development Company. Status unknown.
1960 - The David M. Stenzil Residence, La Mesa CA. Potentially at 4723 Karen Way, El Cajon. Status unknown.
1960 - The Richard A. and Betty W. Keatinge House, 1160 Virginia Road, San Marino CA. Photo by Michael Locke.
1960 - The Walter and Loma Chang House, 15506 Hamner Drive, Los Angeles CA. Developed and built by Lee L. Lauger. Architects Hutner & Appel designed an addition in 1975. Sold in 2004 to Alan and Andrea Wishnow. Sold in 2006 to Gregg Gellman. Sold in 2010 to Mehran Shayefar and Leana Parhani. Photo by Michael Locke.
1960 - The Bruce E. and Sharon B. Dubrow House, 15505 Hamner Drive, Los Angeles CA. Built by Lee L. Lauger. Bruce Dubrow was a general partner of BDB Enterprises, developers and operators of apartment buildings in the Los Angeles and Orange County area. Photo by Michael Locke.
1962 - The La Jolla Hills Development for Tech-Bilt Incorporated, Castle Hills Drive, North Pacific Beach CA. 77 houses. Status unknown.
1963 - The Avco Community Developers Housing Development, Rancho Bernardo CA. Status unknown.
1963 - 1012 Loma Vista Drive, Beverly Hills CA. Built for Paul Trousdale, a real estate developer best known for developing the Trousdale Estates in Beverly Hills. Trousdale built over 25,000 homes in Southern California. Photos by Michael Locke.
1965 - The George and Miriam Jacobson House II, 4520 Dundee Drive, Los Angeles CA. Near Richard Neutra's Lovell Health House. Built by Evans. Designated as Los Angeles as Historic Cultural Monument No. 674, the first Modernist structure to get that status. Sold in 2009 to Bruce Livingstone. Sold in 2018 to Michael Madden Living Trust. Sold in 2023 to Dundee Mmxxiii LLC. Photos by Michael Locke.
1966 - The Merv Adelson Residence, La Costa CA. Published in San Diego & Point, July 1966. Status unknown.
1968 - The Andrew Westham House, 880 Loma Vista Drive, Beverly Hills CA. Built by Leander Evans. Photo by Michael Locke.
1970- Lou and Joan Cohen House, 1610 Lindamere Place, Los Angeles CA. Architect Vito Cetta & Associates designed a second story addition in the same year. Sold in 2019 to Stephen E. and Deborah M. Scherer. Photos by Michael Locke.
1971 - The Soll and Clare Satnick House #3, 784 San Lorenzo Street, Pacific Palisades CA. Built by Robert E. Feldman. Fickett added a room addition with a skylight in 1972. Later owner Charles Sloan added a 1-story addition for the den with a bathroom in 2001, built by Dick Minium. Photos by Michael Locke.
1971 - The Fred and Tilo Hecht House, 800 San Lorenzo Street, Pacific Palisades CA. Architect Michael Christopher Jacobs designed an addition and remodeled the house for owner Keith Prokop in 2009. Photos by Michael Locke.
1973 - The Edward Hale Fickett House, 1640 Loma Vista Drive, Beverly Hills CA. Built by Robert Feldman. Fickett designed a housekeeper's room and remodeled the master bath for owner Mark Nathanson in 1979. Sold in 2000 to Michael Rosen. Sold in 2021 to Aurian Khajehnouri. Photos by Michael Locke.
1973 - The Bob and Toni Pringle House, 5901 Filaree Heights Road, Malibu CA. Sold in 2019 to Eric S. and Sunny S. M. Choi. Photos by Michael Locke.
1975 - The Hwa Ying Chang House, 5148 Los Grandes Way, Los Angeles CA. The house is still in the Chang family as of 2024. Photos by Michael Locke.
1976 - The Oakhurst Terrace Condos, 325 North Oakhurst Drive, Beverly Hills CA. 27 units designed for Earl and Jody Sherman. Photos by Michael Locke.
1978 - The Antonio Garcia House, 2353 Hobart Boulevard, Los Angeles CA. Built by Steiner Construction Company. Still owned by the Garcia family as of 2024. Photo by Michael Locke.
1978 - The Melville and Amelia Dorfman House, 1120 Wallace Ridge, Beverly Hills CA. Built by Barry Eglit. Sold in 2001 to Evening Star 1999 Trust. Sold in 2022 to 1120 Wallace Ridge LLC. Photos by Michael Locke.
1979 - The R. Fullerton Stuart House, 9570 Sunset Boulevard, Beverly Hills CA. Photos by Michael Locke.
1982 - The David Bow House, 708 Foothill Road, Beverly Hills CA. David Bow was a prominent Beverly Hills builder who worked with Fickett on several projects. Photo by Michael Locke.
1983 - The Bernard Simons Addition, 777 Holmby Avenue, Los Angeles CA. Included a second story and an additional bedroom, dressing room and two baths over the terrace. Built by Randy Evans. Photo by Michael Locke.
1983 - The Reece Lewis Remodel and Addition, 7826 Airport Boulevard, Los Angeles CA. Fickett remodeled the house and added a second story addition. Built by Randy Evans. Photo by Michael Locke.
1985 - 1251 Tower Grove Drive, Beverly Hills CA. Completely renovated and expanded in 2019 by Paul McClean.
1987 - The Albert Gersten House, 611 North Canon Drive, Beverly Hills CA. Photo by Michael Locke.
1988 - The Robert Strozer House Addition, 712 Foothill Road, Beverly Hills CA. Built by Raymond Fuehrer. Photo by Michael Locke.
1993 - The Jon C. Gilbert House, 2568 Park Oak Drive, Los Angeles CA. Sold in 2022 to the Ju 2020 Dynasty Trust. Photos by Michael Locke.
1995 - The Max Kolliner House Addition, 10526 Edgeley Place, Los Angeles CA. Built by Errol Giles. Photo by Michael Locke.
Sources include: Keith York of Modern San Diego.