Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.
Las Pozas. A Surrealist sanctuary deep in the forest
Las Pozas originated in 1947 when Edward James purchased a coffee plantation near Xilitla, Mexico, and registered it in the name of Plutarco Gastelum, a close friend. For nearly 20 years it was home to his collection of orchids and numerous animal species including deer, ocelots, snakes, flamingos and parrots. Fascinated by Simon Rodia’s huge towers in Los Angeles, Edward James embarked on his architectural project in 1962, after a snowfall destroyed his botanic garden.