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Gold Hall Residence in Malibu, California by Stephen Phillips Architects (SPARCHS)

 
October 26th, 2016 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source: Stephen Phillips Architects (SPARCHS)

Giving a face lift to an otherwise aged 1960s Malibu Canyon track home, Stephen Phillips Architects (SPARCHS) creates a sparkling contemporary gem.

Located all too near the notorious Piuma Canyon Brush fires, executive television producer Ted Gold and his wife Cara Hall, a graphic designer, took on the challenge to purchase an all wood-sided shed-roof modern home and transform it into something original and beautiful. Working with a minimal budget one step at a time, they hired local California architect Phillips to make a series of strategic surgical design procedures to update, rejuvenate, and fortify their painfully drab house with elegance and style.

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

  • Architects: Stephen Phillips Architects (SPARCHS)
  • Project: Gold Hall Residence
  • Location: 25780 Piuma Road, Calabasas, California 91302, USA
  • Photography: Kevin Dole of Chateau Image, Los Angeles
  • Owners: Ted Gold and Cara Hall
  • Project Team: Cameron Helland, Richard Porter, Stephen Becker, Katsu Shigemi, Danny Thai, Tyler Armstrong
  • Area: 3,000 sq.ft.
  • Completed: 2015

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

As the original home had no front entry (it was originally accessed alongside the garage off the side-yard driveway) Phillips most notably created a two-story wrap-around balcony and deck that directed arriving guests to the front of the house. A dramatic new entry hall to the upper living level was added featuring a floating steel staircase with glass and stainless-steel guardrails alongside solid-white oak-wood treads.

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

On the interior, the kitchen was completely renovated opening up towards the family room, dining room, breakfast nook, and entry hall. The baths, bedrooms, and living spaces were all reconstructed with new carpeting, tile, fixtures, and paint. Hall lent her design sensibility to provocatively update all the interior rooms.

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Phillips’s angular-roof entry becomes the central organizational figure within the overall design. It brings visitors up from the garden to the living area, and uses glass extensively, shaded under a series of shifted and folded roof and wall planes that extend out to the canyon while framing distant mountain views. The new entry creates a dynamic yet relaxing contemporary space that reconfigures an otherwise rambling wooden shack with unclear floor plan into a strong well-organized contemporary dwelling. The family room, kitchen, and main hall all overlook the entry stair that provides views clear out to the mountains and easy access to the yard below.

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Fortifying the exterior the architect proposed a combination of cement board and metal panels alongside exterior cement plaster (stucco) wall surfaces to ensure a flame-resistant contemporary new look. The cement board panels serve as a light backdrop to a stunning use of dark metal seam roofing material that folds down, wraps up and around the roof, walls, and balcony. Carefully composed to highlight or diminish existing apertures and disparate housing forms, Phillips created a continuous well composed design that compliments the pitched roof areas at the front and back of the existing canyon home.

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

What was formally a lackluster wood developer track house becomes a sparkling jewel through only a few carefully designed elements that add bold dynamism alongside much needed value and protection to this unique and contemporary Malibu Canyon home.

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Kevin Dole of Chateau Image

Image Courtesy © Stephen Phillips Architects (SPARCHS)

Image Courtesy © Stephen Phillips Architects (SPARCHS)

Image Courtesy © Stephen Phillips Architects (SPARCHS)

Image Courtesy © Stephen Phillips Architects (SPARCHS)

Image Courtesy © Stephen Phillips Architects (SPARCHS)

Image Courtesy © Stephen Phillips Architects (SPARCHS)

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