Hsu McCullough is a full service architecture firm specializing in custom home design rooted in comfort. Led by principals Peggy Hsu, AIA and Chris McCullough, we envision and create exceptional places through a collaborative process with our clients. Meeting frequently to discover and achieve client goals, with communication and cooperation held at the highest regard, Hsu McCullough’s meticulous approach offers thoughtful and elegant solutions for all budget and schedule challenges. Our studio engages every detail of the process that flows from initial project analysis through construction completion. With a love for all things handcrafted – modern or traditional – and building materials exuding textural authenticity and charm, a Hsu McCullough space reflects the personalities and lifestyles of our clients with a loyalty to natural light and an equal enjoyment of interior and exterior environments in all their many forms. Our firm and work have been featured in Architectural Digest, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Dwell magazine, Dwell On Design home tours and many architectural design websites.
LOCATION: Los Angeles, California
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This modern home with a brise-soleil facade is two stories with a walk-out basement as it opens to a private rear yard patio. Energy efficiency was addressed with two large garden roofs over interior spaces
With a coastal Mediterranean-leaning design interest in materials and colors, this 2-story home was designed to accommodate the needs of a family of 4 while combining a simple material palette with an abundance of natural light in all rooms.
The Grand View Residence was designed as a retreat with the layout considering the location of two existing, significant mature trees at the front yard
The Grand View Oak Residence has five bedroom, five bathrooms as well as a powder room while also offering multiple rooftop decks with magnificent views of the Pacific Ocea
A 100 year old cottage in historic Girard area of Woodland Hills, California was transformed into a Scandinavian influenced modern home with rustic charm, exterior access and visual connection to the multi-level, mature oak tree laden property.
This is a alteration to an existing 1930 Spanish colonial house in Mar Vista, Los Angeles. Boise House was completed by Hsu McCullough, a licensed architecture practice led by principals Peggy Hsu, AIA and Chris McCullough. The project focused on reuse and repurposing of rustic lumber, vintage steel windows, and vintage wood doors as well
Mar Vista project is a detached art studio with loft over a garage in the Mar Vista neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA. This new construction was designed by Hsu McCullough Architecture. Key elements considered in the design were reclaimed wood siding, solar photovoltaic panels and bridging the existing home to the art studio via a
