There is a man I know very little about, other than he has boat loads of money and has bought and restored two iconic Hollywood residences. One is Greenacres, the former home and beloved garden of the silent film star, Harold Lloyd, and the other is the Ennis House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. I have to say, I admire Mr. Burkle for his careful stewardship of our architectural heritage. The Ennis house was built in 1924 and as early […]

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