Bradbury Estates Mansion, Los Angeles
Lynsi Snyder Burger Billionaire serves up L.A. Mansion with all the works! – A Bradbury Estates luxury home in California is now for sale at $16.8 million, property of US hamburger-heiress
California architecture design
California architecture designs and architects
Check out new California architecture projects with building news and architectural images, plus contemporary designer details. Find major real estate from across the Californian state in southwest USA.
Discover a selection of the best built environment designs in this large American state on the west coast of the country.
The key cities in this state are San Francisco and Los Angeles, nicknamed LA, which is the largest of the two.
Celebrated LA buildings include the Getty Center, the Walt Disney Concert Hall, and the Central Los Angeles Area High School #9 for the Visual and Performing Arts.
Famous architects featuring in L.A. include Frank Gehry, COOP HIMMELB(L)AU and Renzo Piano(RPBW). Famous 20th Century studios include Frank Lloyd Wright and Charles & Ray Eames.
Green Gables for sale, California
At 74 acres, and still in the Fleishhacker family, the Green Gables property with its multiple homes and supporting buildings has come to market for the first time – 110 years after it was built
Two Mid-Century Modern Homes in One
Two Mid-Century Modern Homes in One, Pasadena, California, are, for the first time since they were commissioned, for sale priced at $12.5 million
Platform Design District, Culver City
Designed by Abramson Architects, Platform Design District is built on an abandoned and blighted, used-car dealership that sat dormant on a forgotten semi-industrial site in Culver City, California
North Beach Trail, Santa Monica
SWA Group has upgraded North Beach Trail, in Santa Monica, California. The designers incorporated wayfinding and place-making features to improve safely and artfully accommodate pedestrians and cyclists
Community Information Center San Jose
Efficiency Lab for Architecture PLLC is proud to unveil the 10,000 sq. ft. adaptive reuse design of a Community Information Center in San Jose, California