Now live: Herman Miller's rich POV website, a well-curated study of design where they interview five California-based architects on a different project they've each executed.

A point of view—Herman Miller has one about people and design, architecture and quality, materials and problem-solving. Architects also have a special perspective. We think these five California architects deserve our attention.

First up is Marmol Radziner on the topic of Prefab, as executed with their beautiful Desert House project. Spurred by a Dwell competition back in 2003, Marmol Radziner started to take a hard look at injecting actual design into pre-fab, advancing it from its pedestrian cookie-cutter temporary school applications into a magazine-cover-worthy luxury home.

Watch the Desert House interview here. (And don't miss the link on the bottom of the page, where you can click for a chance to win a copy of photographer Julius Shulman's Modernism Rediscovered book.)