Hillside Home in Los Angeles by SAOTA
SAOTA’s Hillside home in Los Angeles is located immediately above Sunset Boulevard on a promontory just one over from Pierre Koenig’s landmark Stahl House.
California
Surf House in Santa Cruz by Feldman Architecture
A hidden jewel in a coastside Santa Cruz neighborhood, Surf House brings a polished bohemian feel right up to the edge of one of California’s best surf breaks.
Pacific Heights Home Contemporary Remodel by Regan Baker Design
With three children under the age of 5, our clients were starting to feel the confines of their Pacific Heights home when the expansive 1902 Italianate across the street went on the market.
Foster City Affordable Eichler Remodel by Klopf Architecture
Joseph Eichler developed his moderately priced houses for the mass-market starting in 1949. His homes were designed using affordable materials and simple construction techniques.
Oxnard Beach House / Montalba Architects
Oxnard Beach House intended to be a second home and gathering point for family and friends. This beach front house combines intimate interior spaces with expansive ocean views throughout all three levels of the house.
Montalba Architects Completes Construction on Airy Venice Beach Home
Montalba Architects, the Santa Monica-based architecture firm behind notable projects including Headspace’s headquarters, The Row Melrose and multiple Equinox locations, recently completed a Southern California single-family residence designed to meld together indoor and outdoor programs by tethered courtyards and gardens.
Mandeville Canyon House / Marmol Radziner Architecture
Sited between a canyon road and a hillside in the Santa Monica Mountains, the house uses the footprint of the property to strengthen its connection to the tree-filled site. The Mandeville Canyon House follows the gradual slope of the land, so that at its eastern end the home floats three feet over the canyon floor.
Skylab Reveals the Newly Transformed W San Francisco, California
Here’s an exciting new hotel project, the W San Francisco, which involved a complete reworking of the hotel interiors by innovative Portland, Oregon firm, Skylab. The design takes its inspiration from the rich history of San Francisco, abstracting elements from the past and present