In 1976 Mark Mack founded Western Addition, an organization devoted to fine architecture. He was also co-founder and editor of Archetype Magazine. Since 1984, he leads Mack Architect(s) in Venice, CA. A UCLA faculty member since 1993, Mack was previously a professor of Architecture at the University of California, Berkeley. Mark's interest is in housing as an architectural discipline and has completed highly published projects in Fukouka, Japan and Judenburg, Austria. Current projects range from housing, museum and institutional buildings in the States, hospitality and mixed use complexes in the Middle East and housing projects in Austria and Korea. Most Recently, Mack Architect(s) was awarded the Korea National Housing competition to develop a new model of low-density residential and sustainable community living near Seoul, Korea.

Architectural Record’s “House of the Year” and ranked by Architectural Digest’s AD 100 as one of the world’s great buildings, the Stremmel House is Nevada’s premier contemporary work of art. It is perched 1,000 feet above Reno, Nevada on a sage and wildflower-covered peak rising up against the eastern wall of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. Facing east, one is far above the city’s flickering evening lights, and eye level with airplanes as they approach Reno-Tahoe International Airport in the distance. As the Anitra Drive gate opens, residents and visitors wind gently uphill past homes designed by Will Bruder, Ricardo Legorreta and others. The Stremmel House invites a clear 360 degree view of the Great Basin valley floor, surrounding mountains and sky.

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