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By sleeping in a room elevated off the ground and open to the stars, one might inhabit a deep pocket of silence for a few moments, and perhaps even perceive the movement of the Earth, as it slowly rotates beneath the stars.
This 3,000 square foot three story Hollywood Beach residence is meticulously designed and detailed to make the very most of its privileged ocean front setting on only 2,625 square feet of beach property.
Designed by Quincy Jones for builder Joseph Eichler, this Pacific Ocean house was one of about 125 that were built in this tract in the early 1960s and have only recently been recognized for the elegance and economy they effortlessly exhibit
The challenge was to adapt an outdated, poorly sculpted, sprawling structure into a larger more integrated architectural expression that embraced the expanded property and graceful surroundings.
This project exists on a 55-acre property in the remote hills of Malibu with unique topography and panoramic views looking out to a nearby mountain range, a valley, and the Pacific Ocean with islands in the distance.
The proposal for the design of the towers does not only show solutions for the functional assignment, but also wants to give BrightSource Energy a strong image as a reliable leader in the field of sustainable technologies and tries to make a contribution to its corporate design.
(RE)Configured-Assemblage is a developmental landmark proposal composed of reconfigured traces of shipping containers, through diligently reconnecting, revitalising, and humanizing the accessibility of the City of Long Beach, Long Beach Blvd and Broadway Area.
In early 1994, the architects began work on the project and while in construction (demolition, grading and foundations) the owner, due to circumstances beyond his control, halted all construction of the project.
The Vasquez Rocks Nature and Interpetive Center is a vital gateway to a unique asset in the Los Angeles County Parks system. The high-desert site is one of the most significant natural areas in the region.
Architects and engineers from HOK / Vanderweil showcased their creativity and sustainable design expertise with a winning net zero building retrofit design in Metropolis magazine’s Next Generation® Design Competition 2011.
Cesar Pelli celebrated a milestone for the Red Building as the long-awaited final building of the Pacific Design Center nears completion. The Red Building is the third building of the landmark West Hollywood showroom-and-office complex whose design and construction span nearly 40 years.
The complex sits atop a standard 7,500 sf corner lot at the intersection of Broadway Avenue and 14th Street in the Broadway Commercial District (BCD) with the main entry off Broadway Avenue.
This residential project is located on 15 acres of land several miles outside of Palm Springs, CA in the Mojave Desert. The architects’ approach was to minimize environmental and ecological impacts while still meeting the objectives of the client’s brief.
Designed for a young couple with two children, the house addresses the formal and informal needs of the family while taking advantage of the Southern California climate and views.
An international team led by London based artist Peter Fink (Form Associates) and lighting designer Mark Major (Speirs + Major) in association with Buro Happold in Los Angeles has been announced as the winner of the largest interactive green energy lighting project in North America.
Sanford Consortium for Regenerative Medicine, La Jolla, California – design by Fentress Architects – SCRM La Jolla: Sanford Consortium for Regenerative Medicine building.
Important to the client is that the house runs as efficiently as their own business. thus they emphasized the need for the integration of intelligent and sustainable building systems into their home.