Philip M. Lovell was an American naturopath who, from the pulpit of an advice column in the Los Angeles Times, advocated for a lifestyle that included exercise, nudism, sunbathing, and vegetarianism. He believed architecture could be a tool for health, and to make his point he commissioned a steel-framed home from architect Richard Neutra on a hilltop site above

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