Dion Neutra

In the late 1990s, he began campaigning to save his father's Cyclorama Building at Gettysburg on the Gettysburg battlefield in Pennsylvania, which had been targeted for demolition; by 2004, he had collected over a thousand letters in support of preserving the building, including one from Frank Gehry. The American Institute of Architects described the Cyclorama as "one of the most important buildings constructed by the [Park Service] during the 20th century."^[4][5][6] The long battle ended with the Cyclorama Building's demolition in 2013.^[7] In 2011, Neutra began writing a blog dedicated to the preservation of the 1954 Kronish House in Beverly Hills, California, then under threat of demolition.^[8] Neutra's campaign was successful and the building was saved.^[9] Among other projects Neutra championed was the 1963 Mariners Medical Arts Building in Newport Beach, California, which was restored in 2023.^[10] He was also concerned about the future of the Los Angeles County Hall of Records since the Records Department had been relocated to Norwalk, California.

• Dion Neutra Reunion House, 1950, Silver Lake, Los Angeles
• Kester Avenue Elementary School, 5353 Kester Avenue, Los Angeles (with Richard Neutra), 1951, Sherman Oaks, California
• Kronish House, 1955, Beverly Hills, California
• VDL II Research House, 1966, Silver Lake, Los Angeles
• Treehouse Apartment, 1968, Silver Lake, Los Angeles
• Scheimer House, 1972, Tarzana, Los Angeles
• Huntington Beach Public Library, 1975, Huntington Beach, California
• Canfield Elementary School, 1976, West Los Angeles, California
• Treetops Apartments, 1980, Silver Lake, Los Angeles
• Claremont Graduate Management Building, 1982, Claremont, California