Perched at one of the highest points in Los Angeles, the three-story home terraces down a steep mountainside at the end of a private cul-de-sac, appearing modest on approach before revealing its 11,750 square feet and expansive views toward downtown.
The upper level unfolds as an open penthouse, gathering the living room, kitchen, and dining room beneath a thin roof supported by a clear rhythm of structural columns and interior volumes that rise from below.
The bedroom level is wrapped in a series of operable exterior shutters that temper the view and provide privacy for the family.
At the base of the home, a wellness center and listening lounge complete the descent, giving the simple geometric architecture a more playful and intimate conclusion.
