ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Los Angeles’Authentix Boutique in Los Angeles, CA by the UP studioThursday, January 15th, 2015Article source: the UP studio Authentix, located in Los Angeles CA, is a custom sneaker boutique designed to create flexibility while accommodating the client’s budget and time frame. This custom display system allows for the client to easily create multiple configurations as needed.  Image Courtesy © Carlton Beener
28th Street Apartments in Los Angeles, California by Koning Eizenberg Architecture, Inc.Wednesday, May 14th, 2014Article source: Koning Eizenberg Architecture, Inc. This project restored a 1926 YMCA building, designed by noted African American architect Paul R. Williams and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and added a new five-story building at the rear of the existing structure.  Image Courtesy © Eric Staudenmaier
MANIFOLD HOUSE in Los Angeles, California by ANXThursday, May 8th, 2014Article source: ANX The project site for this residence is a 7,500 sf cross slope lot in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles. The property is located near the top of a significant hill with panoramic views towards the Silver Lake Reservoir. The residence is situated at the rear of the property providing ample garden spaces at the front to buffer the exposure to the high traffic street. Due to the adjacency of neighboring properties, primary opportunities for open space occur toward the East and West, while views are primarily to the North within the parcel.  Image Courtesy © ANX
Venice Beach Skate Park by RRM Design GroupTuesday, March 25th, 2014Article source: RRM Design Group RRM Design Group provided the planning, construction documents, bid services, cost estimates, and construction administration for the award-winning renovation of the 1.7-mile Venice Beach Oceanfront Walk, the busiest public park in Los Angeles and the second most visited place in California. The project required extensive public outreach, including a series of interactive public meetings, workshops, newsletters, and written and camera surveys, working with various community groups and City agencies.  Image Courtesy © RRM Design Group
Black Desert House in Los Angeles, California by Oller & Pejic ArchitectureSunday, February 23rd, 2014Article source: Oller & Pejic Architecture This project began with an e-mail and a meeting in fall of 2008 for a house in Yucca Valley, which is located near Palm Springs, east of Los Angeles in the high desert near the Joshua Tree National Park.  Image Courtesy © Marc Angeles
Skyline Residence in Los Angeles, Ca by Belzberg ArchitectsSunday, February 2nd, 2014Article source: Belzberg Architects Perched atop a ridgeline in the Hollywood Hills, the presence of the Skyline Residence represents an honest approach to creating an environmentally sensitive building without sacrificing beauty nor budget. The pre-existing site presented a challenge in terms of constructability, the client presented the challenge of limited allowable expenses, and the architect was resilient to marginalize beauty and originality. The requirements of an architecture to satisfy each of these constraints are found in that which is constant and continuous at a given site.  Image Courtesy © Benny Chan of Fotoworks
Banker Wire Woven Wire Mesh Entertains In Studio City, Los Angeles, CaliforniaFriday, January 10th, 2014Article source: Banker Wire The Studio City neighborhood of Los Angeles was established along with the prominent movie studios during the early 20thcentury. In one of its high-end apartment complexes, a new water feature created with Banker Wire mesh, emphasizes the connection between Studio City and the movie industry – and provides a canvas for multimedia entertainment.  Image Courtesy © ARTBOX construction Inc.
Theory stores in Los Angeles, California by NendoTuesday, January 7th, 2014Article source: Nendo Shop interiors for theory, the New York-based fashion brand known for basics that fuse functionality with casual trends. We designed the interiors for two shops in Paris and Los Angeles and one shop each in London, Beijing, Shanghai, Tokyo and Osaka.  Image Courtesy © Daici Ano
Mandeville Canyon Residence in Los Angeles, CA by Griffin Enright ArchitectsTuesday, January 7th, 2014Article source: Griffin Enright Architects The site for this project is located on a cul-de-sac which creates a tapered lot manifesting in a fairly small curved front yard lot line, while the rear yard of the site opens to the canyon and city views. Two distinct conditions emerged from the design; from the rear yard the house is seen as part of a series of horizontal volumes which merge with the terrain of the landscape, while the front yard presence of the house is distinctly more urban, vertical, and formal. This dichotomy between the front and back zones of the property is emphasized by the articulation of two vertical walls that are folded into roof surfaces to create a backdrop anchoring the horizontal terrain.  Image Courtesy © Griffin Enright Architects
MoCA Pavilion in Los Angeles by Tom Wiscombe DesignWednesday, November 20th, 2013Article source: Tom Wiscombe Design This inhabitable pavilion is a study of surface-to-volume transformations, where mass is achieved by pushing into a surface like a fist through a rubber sheet. In this case, chunky objects are pushed into exterior skins, creating volumetric effects on the interior. The perimeter edges of the three components of the piece are razor-thin, creating visual tension between the realms of 2D/flat and 3D/massive.  Image Courtesy © Tom Wiscombe Design
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