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Built to Belong: Eichlers, Inclusion, and the Hidden History of Fair Housing
Built to Belong: Eichlers, Inclusion, and the Hidden History of Fair Housing

Long before fair housing laws existed, Joseph Eichler quietly integrated California suburbs—selling homes to buyers of all races and standing firm against segregation. His modernist vision wasn’t just architectural, it was ethical. Today, that legacy lives on through professionals like the Boyenga Team, who continue advocating for design-forward, inclusive neighborhoods.

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Eichler vs. the Suburban Norm: Breaking the Mold in the 1950s
Eichler vs. the Suburban Norm: Breaking the Mold in the 1950s

Discover how Joseph Eichler revolutionized suburban living in the 1950s by breaking away from architectural and social conformity. His modernist homes and inclusive communities redefined the American Dream, championing diversity, open spaces, and progressive design. Learn how Eichler’s vision continues to inspire today.

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