The Iconic Bradbury Building
For over a century, Los Angeles has been nurturing a culture of architectural experimentation inspired by its dramatic natural landscape.
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Relaxing in Los Angeles
Los Angeles can be a stressful place; it can feel chaotic, congested and overflowing with people. However, Los Angeles is also full of places where one can find serenity. It is important for health to withdraw from it all and relax. This week we are focusing on the places in LA you can go to discover some tranquility amongst the madness.
Century City’s $800M Facelift
Designed by Westfield’s own in-house studio in collaboration with L.A. based Designer Kelly Wearstler – the new Westfield mall will encompass acres of open space and welcoming courtyards, with design and décor inspired by Southern California’s outdoor lifestyle and a thoughtful approach to luxury living.
Unconventional LA Workouts
Summer is upon us! And with the sunny days and warm weather there is no better time to try a new workout! With all of our glamorous celebrities, artists and “beautiful people” Angeleno fitness culture leads the world in new and funky ways to get a sweat on! Whether you’re looking to feel good and have some fun or you want to chisel your body into a replica of a Greek statue, there is something for everyone in our beautiful city!
New Smart Home Tech
Los Angeles’ booming tech community is focusing on making homes more intelligent. From smart locks to services where users can control all home appliances via your smartphone, the future of the Smart Home looks bright! Check out these three innovative companies that are attempting to make your home safer and more efficient.
Ten Thousand Santa Monica
Rising 40 stories high, Ten Thousand was designed by Handel Architects to capture LA’s classic and contemporary aesthetic. Inspired by the work of 20th century modernists, the two and three bedroom residences feature dramatic floor to ceiling windows that showcase spectacular views of the Hollywood Hills to Downtown Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean.
Pinterest : For the love of wood
If you follow Pinterest Trends you may notice a trend in regards to home decor, interior design, appliances, furniture, accessories… and thats WOOD !
If you follow Home Architecture you notice that the trend has carried over into wood floors, exterior panels, fencing, decks, counters, ceilings, window trim, etc.
1st Ever Beverly Hills Dog Park
When you hear BEVERLY HILLS, I think naturally you think of the wealthy, celebrities, exclusivity. The city opened up it’s first official dog park at 344 N. Foothill Rd. What makes it exclusive it that in true Beverly Hills fashion, it is only open to residents and employees of the city. The city had been working for a while on the design (since back in October) due to some heated debate on the hours, risk of dog bites, and what not.
When you Sit in the right Zip!
This 2 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom Cottage in Beverly Hills Post Office was built in 1923 with a very charming 1,000 square feet. Your standard white picket fence, gravel driveway, and red bricked path to the front door. The home recently received a remodel that kept the Story-book charm but took a seamless integration of indoor/outdoor flow and spruced it up a bit!
Four Seasons Residences
Beverly Hills will soon have a Four Seasons- Brand Complex to be built, housing some of Los Angeles’s most expensive condos including a $50 million Penthouse. The Four Seasons Private Residences, including 59 posh units, will schedule to open in 2017 across the street from the Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills.