Built in 1954 by Herman A. Schmitt, and conceived by Architect Don Byers and Designer Harry B. Boland as the “General Electric Home”, this modern marvel showcased several state-of-the-art features for its time. While several of the technological elements were updated, our directive was to showcase and reference all the exceptional era-classic features, such as the central circular brick fireplace, interior brick planters, mahogany panel walls, indirect lighting soffits, glass block, and waffle glass, to name a few.