Join us for a virtual tour of an urban villa in happening Culver City designed by architect Noel Williams. Then experience a classic Spanish Revival home in Glendale complete with arched doorways and Saltillo tile. There’s all that and more waiting for you to explore!
An urban villa in the energetic heart of Culver City by architect Noel Williams, AIA. The light-washed residence opens with a voluminous living, dining and kitchen collaborative, with a powder room on the main level. A stair atrium with glass ceiling provides access to the upper level consisting of a master suite with walk-in closet and balcony, two guest bedrooms and two bathrooms, separate laundry and unique hall workspace nook. The 600 sqft lower level flex space provides a separate entrance and includes an additional full kitchen, bath and laundry room – perfectly suitable for a home office, in-law/guest apartment or entertainment room. Refined finishes include white oak flooring, quartz composite counters, Heath and Ann Sacks ceramics and Bosch appliances.
John Jack Pugsley AIA circa 1963. Beautiful, private and unique Modernist home on historic tree-lined street. Gated circular driveway. Two-story entry atrium with floating staircase. Floor to ceiling windows blur the line between indoors and outdoors. Fantastic public spaces, especially the handsome chef’s kitchen, welcome entertaining. Award-winning gardens, pool and spa by landscape architect, Anthony Exter. Four bedrooms, private office and den round out this 3,500 sqft house. This distinctive home is unlike anything on the market.
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Welcome to our weekly property digest, where we bring together the best homes for sale and rent across the world. This week, we have an original 1920s adobe home in Los Angeles and the hillside home Jean Prouvé designed for his daughter in the French town of Saint-Dié-des-Vosges among our discoveries.
3 bedrooms; 2,257 sq ft; $2.75m Deasy Penner Podley
And And And Studio designed this Los Angeles property which wraps around an expansive central courtyard planted with indigenous plants. The light-filled home has towering 15-foot ceilings and is designed for entertaining, with walls of glass opening onto the swimming pool and outside lounge area.
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Architects love to live and build in Silver Lake — everybody from John Lautner and Richard Neutra in the ’30s and ’40s to, decades later, Michael Rotondi and Barbara Bestor, have designed homes for themselves in the neighborhood’s hills.
More recently, Annie Ritz and Daniel Rabin, XTEN Architecture and Bestor alums who founded their own firm, And And And Studio, in 2017, have worked on three different living spaces for themselves in Silver Lake. The husband-and-wife duo’s latest and most extensive personal project, 1655 North Benton Way, is now on the market half a mile south of the Silver Lake Reservoir.
When the couple acquired the property in 2017, it contained a generic 1950s stucco box measuring just over 1,300 square feet. This was taken down to the studs and transformed into a board-and-batten-clad structure that wraps around its front courtyard in an L shape, with the longer section holding the bedrooms and bathrooms and the shorter section containing the kitchen, dining, and living areas. Oversize glass sliders connect the house with its courtyard and rear swimming pool while keeping the rooms suffused with natural sunlight.
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Take in virtual views of the mountains and city lights from a stunning Hollywood Hills architectural home. Then head over to Pasadena and experience a charming traditional with an outdoor entertainer’s ideal setup. Plus, there’s more to explore in Palm Springs with a sleek architectural condo.
Incredible opportunity to complete an architectural tour-de-force. Located on prestigious Mulholland Drive, 180 degree panoramic city views. This property’s remarkable 5.6 acre lot affords sweeping scenic views of the San Gabriel and Verdugo Mountains and endless sparkling city lights. This architectural home blends floor to ceiling glass, structural steel, polished and raw concrete, with open space, creating a symphony of modern architecture in harmony with the surrounding nature. Designed by multiple award-winning Architect Richard Gemigniani and influenced by the master works of Lautner and Ando, this is a unique opportunity to create and complete an unrivaled compound in the Hollywood Hills.
