Explore The Landing House, a modern architectural gem in Joshua Tree’s Mojave Desert, designed in 2023 by Industry of All Nations.
This house seamlessly merges with its rugged surroundings, emphasizing sustainability and tranquility. Just 130 miles from Los Angeles, it’s a peaceful retreat where eco-friendly design and natural beauty coexist in harmony.

About The Landing House
Sustainable Design at The Landing House
Industry of All Nations (IOAN) leads the creation of The Landing House, a modern pavilion in the Mojave Desert. This structure, set against the stunning backdrop of California’s Joshua Tree National Park, epitomizes sustainable design. Located about 130 miles east of Los Angeles, The Landing House integrates seamlessly with its desert environment, echoing its textures and colors. Fernando Gerscovich, a Buenos Aires-born architect, along with his brothers, designed The Landing House. Their aim" To create a comfortable human habitat that respects the delicate desert ecosystem. “We focused on a design that blends with the surrounding plants and geography,” Fernando explains.
A Vision Realized in the Desert
In 2019, the Gerscovich brothers discovered the region’s unique landscape and light patterns, sparking their creativity. They purchased a five-acre land parcel (20,234 square meters), envisioning The Landing House as a retreat integrated into the untouched desert. The land, rich with Jos...