Beverly Hills, California
Site size: 151,584 square feet
Project size: 2,720 square feet
Program: A new residence connected to a concert space contained within a 1940s barn.
Location: Three acres in a hilly and remote section of Beverly Hills, CA.
Solution: The architects connected a new house to an existing barn that they repurposed for a recital space. The bedrooms on the second level offer views of the trees and woodland through expansive areas of glazing.
Construction and materials: Since the renovated property is situated in a high-fire zone, the use of flame-resistant materials, such as Ipe inside and out, was important. The overall structure is a mix of steel-moment frames and conventional wood joist construction.
Architect:
Walker Workshop
6363 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 112
Los Angeles, CA 90048
TEL: 323-703-1222
www.walkerworkshop.com
PeopleOwner: Architect: Personnel in architect's firm who should receive special credit: Engineers: Civil Engineer: General contractor: Photographer(s): |
ProductsStructural system Exterior cladding Wood: Moisture barrier: Roofing Metal: Windows Glazing Doors Metal doors: Wood doors: Hardware Pulls: Security devices: Other special hardware: Interior finishes Paints and stains: Solid surfacing: Special surfacing: Floor and wall tile: Furnishings Tables: Other furniture: Lighting Downlights: Exterior: Dimming System or other lighting controls: Plumbing Kitchen: Energy |
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