In 1913, the Greenes designed a three-story, Craftsman-style house for Dr. Edward H. Angle, an internationally known pioneer in modern orthodontia. The project was not built. Dr. Angle asked the Greenes again in 1920 to design alterations to a house that had been designed for him by D. St. Claire Donnelly of New London, Connecticut, in 1913. No evidence remains that this plan was ever carried out either. Dr. Angle subsequently purchased an existing craftsman-style home in Pasadena.