her husband Buzzy Hill and collaborator Chunksa Uha, rented the house from Rand for many years after Rand moved to New York. It was purchased by the property's next-door neighbor who had it demolished the day after the Hills moved to Washington State, fearing trespass and squatting by "hippies." Andy Moore (1956-present), who lived across the street from the house at the northwest corner of Tampa and Mayall Streets from 1961-1972, knew the Hills and Chunksa Uha and shot a Super-8 film, "Destruction," of the demolition of the Von Sternberg House (https://andystreasuretrove.com/destruction also https://andystreasuretrove.com/films). Several other of Moore's Super-8 films show the Von Sternberg house in the background, and he was a frequent visitor and later groundskeeper there. Notes Hines, Thomas. Richard Neutra and the Search for Modern Architecture.. New York: Oxford University Press, 1982. Neutra, Richard Joseph. Life and Shape. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1962. References Richard Neutra buildings Houses in Los Angeles County, California Northridge, Los Angeles Buildings and structures in the San Fernando Valley History of the San Fernando Valley Houses completed in 1935 Demolished buildings and structures in Los Angeles Demolished buildings and structures in California Buildings and structures demolished in 1972 International style architecture in California Modernist architecture in California