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9 housesFrom the practice
Most of what we finish will never be photographed.
Private houses stay private. These are the ones we are able to show.
Each was built with an architect, a designer and a builder who cared about the last coat as much as the first line on the drawing. We were glad to be part of that.
Red Reddington
Contents
- 01Trousdale EstatesBeverly Hills, California3
- 02Manhattan BeachManhattan Beach, California9
- 03Robin DriveHollywood Hills, Los Angeles17
- 04Tigertail ResidenceBrentwood, Los Angeles23
- 05Culver City Case StudyCulver City, California30
- 06MalibuMalibu, California37
- 07Pacific PalisadesPacific Palisades, Los Angeles43
- 08Beverly HillsBeverly Hills, California49
- 09Nexus HouseVenice, Los Angeles54
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Trousdale Estates
Beverly Hills, California
A single-story house on a terraced lot in Trousdale Estates. Walnut, limestone and long runs of glass.
- Architect
- Marmol Radziner
- Interior design
- Don Boehm
- Photography
- Roger Davies
5Selected WorkCovered terrace with fireplace and lounge chairs at dusk
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Manhattan Beach
Manhattan Beach, California
A beachfront house on The Strand. Cedar, concrete and timber louvers, all of it facing salt air.
- Architect
- KAA Design
- Interior design
- Tim Clarke
- Builder
- Baldwin Construction
Three-story facade lit at dusk behind beach grasses
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Walk-street elevation with hedges and timber screens at dusk
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13Selected WorkOpen kitchen and living room facing the ocean
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Hallway framing an ocean view through an open doorway
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Robin Drive
Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles
A glass house in the hills above Sunset. Marble, water and a pool that wraps the lawn.
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19Selected WorkHillside house and pools lit at night
20Selected Work
04
Tigertail Residence
Brentwood, Los Angeles
Solid and void in Brentwood. Dark panel volumes, white frames and a pool that doubles the house at night.
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Stepping-stone path to the house between palms
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Entry beneath a glass canopy beside a dark panel wall
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Dark panel facade with slot windows and a white frame
28Selected Work
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Culver City Case Study
Culver City, California
A prototype for a new house on a standard suburban lot. Earth-toned plaster, a set-back second floor and a two-story atrium.
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31Selected WorkLow plaster house behind a garden of grasses and olive trees
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Courtyard tree lit at dusk from the entry
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Malibu
Malibu, California
A private compound on a bluff above the beach. White rotundas, curved glass and gardens that run down to the sand.
- Client
- Private client
39Selected WorkMotor court and wings by day
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Pacific Palisades
Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles
A white courtyard house of arches, deep gardens and a curving pool.
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45Selected WorkPool and terrace lit at dusk
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Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills, California
An addition to a hillside house. A folded roof, long runs of glass and pale walls that open to the view.
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51Selected WorkDouble-height living room with long sofas facing a wall of glass and the lawn
52Selected Work
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Nexus House
Venice, Los Angeles
A timber and glass house a few streets from the beach in Venice.
- Architect
- Woods + Dangaran
Nexus House entry court, timber walls and a glass front
55Selected Work
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9 housesFrom the practice
Most of what we finish will never be photographed.
Private houses stay private. These are the ones we are able to show.
Each was built with an architect, a designer and a builder who cared about the last coat as much as the first line on the drawing. We were glad to be part of that.
Red Reddington
Contents
- 01Trousdale EstatesBeverly Hills, California3
- 02Manhattan BeachManhattan Beach, California8
- 03Robin DriveHollywood Hills, Los Angeles14
- 04Tigertail ResidenceBrentwood, Los Angeles19
- 05Culver City Case StudyCulver City, California26
- 06MalibuMalibu, California31
- 07Pacific PalisadesPacific Palisades, Los Angeles36
- 08Beverly HillsBeverly Hills, California41
- 09Nexus HouseVenice, Los Angeles45
01
Trousdale Estates
Beverly Hills, California
A single-story house on a terraced lot in Trousdale Estates. Walnut, limestone and long runs of glass.
- Architect
- Marmol Radziner
- Interior design
- Don Boehm
- Photography
- Roger Davies
02
Manhattan Beach
Manhattan Beach, California
A beachfront house on The Strand. Cedar, concrete and timber louvers, all of it facing salt air.
- Architect
- KAA Design
- Interior design
- Tim Clarke
- Builder
- Baldwin Construction
Three-story facade lit at dusk behind beach grasses
10Selected WorkWalk-street elevation with hedges and timber screens at dusk
11Selected WorkHallway framing an ocean view through an open doorway
13Selected Work03
Robin Drive
Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles
A glass house in the hills above Sunset. Marble, water and a pool that wraps the lawn.
Turn the full edition04
Tigertail Residence
Brentwood, Los Angeles
Solid and void in Brentwood. Dark panel volumes, white frames and a pool that doubles the house at night.
Turn the full editionStepping-stone path to the house between palms
22Selected WorkEntry beneath a glass canopy beside a dark panel wall
23Selected WorkDark panel facade with slot windows and a white frame
24Selected Work05
Culver City Case Study
Culver City, California
A prototype for a new house on a standard suburban lot. Earth-toned plaster, a set-back second floor and a two-story atrium.
Turn the full editionCourtyard tree lit at dusk from the entry
29Selected Work06
Malibu
Malibu, California
A private compound on a bluff above the beach. White rotundas, curved glass and gardens that run down to the sand.
- Client
- Private client
07
Pacific Palisades
Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles
A white courtyard house of arches, deep gardens and a curving pool.
Turn the full edition08
Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills, California
An addition to a hillside house. A folded roof, long runs of glass and pale walls that open to the view.
Turn the full edition09
Nexus House
Venice, Los Angeles
A timber and glass house a few streets from the beach in Venice.
- Architect
- Woods + Dangaran
Nexus House entry court, timber walls and a glass front
46Selected Work
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