Paeper Residence by Cory Buckner Architect
Located in Trousdale Estates, the Paeper Residence, designed by A. Quincy Jones, had suffered few alterations when new owners Blair and Brian Paeper hired Buckner in 2014 to restore the house.
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Located in Trousdale Estates, the Paeper Residence, designed by A. Quincy Jones, had suffered few alterations when new owners Blair and Brian Paeper hired Buckner in 2014 to restore the house.
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