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Click to view map Coordinates: | (RAU doc) HOOGTERP designed Noordhoek at the corner of 7th Avenue and 4th Street Lower Houghton; his contribution to the posh suburb below the ridge – not a white flat-roofed cubist villa associated with l'Esprit nouveau via MARTIENSSEN – but a white double-storey gable house in stockbroker’s Cape Dutch Revival for Maurice Lipschitz, member of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange: teak windows, half-shutters, north stoep and a giant south gable to address the driveway entrance. [CHIPKIN, CLIVE M. 2008. Johannesburg Transition - Architecture & Society from 1950. Johannesburg: STE Publishers. p. 64.] Alterations were made to the house in 1969 by FRASER + LLOYD. The house has been restored and is in beautiful, pristine condition.(2011). Information kindly sent to us by Marius Lombard. Transcription of Blue Plaque LOWER HOUGHTON HERITAGE Books that reference House Lipschitz - Noordhoek
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