For Jules Gregory, home and work were never far apart. Offered together are two distinct residences designed by the celebrated modernist architect for himself: his own home, the unmistakable Wave House, and his nearby original studio, now transformed into a beautifully finished two-bedroom residence. Together, they reflect Gregory's fascination with glass, stone, wood and landscape.The Wave House remains remarkably true to Gregory's vision. Its roofline rises and dips above rooms surrounded by glass and gardens. Stone moves inside, wood warms the glass and the landscape becomes part of the rooms. The current owners, both architects, updated it while preserving its character. A new atrium door opens the living and dining rooms to the gardens. A sunken conversation lounge, European-inspired kitchen with Bosch appliances, four bedrooms, two full baths and integrated two-car carport complete the home.The Studio's transformation touched virtually every surface and system, yet its architecture remains the star. Both bedrooms have new baths and glass doors to private patios. The kitchen has a waterfall island, concealed storage and hidden refrigeration. The beamed living room centers on a decorative fireplace, while two atrium doors open to a bluestone patio and gardens.What makes this offering so rare is the opportunity to own two places Gregory created for himself, together telling a fuller story of his ideas about light, landscape and architecture.