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Olsen-Designed Midcentury Modern home Built For Physics Pioneer Is Selling for Only the Second Time in 73 Years

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The Kip House, a 1952 midcentury modern home designed by Donald Olsen for UC Berkeley physics professor Arthur Frederic Kip, is now on sale in Berkeley's Thousand Oaks neighborhood after changing hands only once since its construction. This rare preservation of original design and integrity makes it a unique opportunity for architecture enthusiasts and those interested in historic midcentury homes.

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