The new materials of concrete, plywood panels, metal, and glass were used to showcase the technological advances of the time, exemplifying the new automotive era.

These materials allowed for a flexible and adaptable design with open concepts that proved to be both comfortable and functional.

It is classified as a domestic single dwelling private property, having the architectural classification of the “Modern” style.

[4] The original floorplan of the home included “two bedrooms, a study, two bathrooms, kitchen, large open living/dining area, utility room and garage,” and was completed in 1949.

[1] The floor plan was designed to reflect Entenza's desire for a home that facilitates conversation and entertainment.

The floor plan includes a large open living room that spans 36 feet in length.

[1] Despite the desire to showcase new technologies of Modern design with the new materials previously stated, the Entenza house covered up most of the steel-framing with wood-paneled cladding on the interior.