Agents of Architecture, The Journal - Vol. 4 | Los Angeles
Agents of Architecture, The Journal - Vol. 4 | Los Angeles
Happy New Year from Agents of Architecture!
For this volume, we are featuring a variety of architectural styles on the market; including a Spanish Colonial Revival in Los Feliz, a loft in the historically designated Broadway Hollywood building, and several other unique properties for sale. Our out-of-town listing feature is a Raymond Levanas design in Palm Springs.
We are also excited to share some media attention that our agency and clients have been receiving. A client’s property was profiled in the latest Open Space video showcase; and we are running a marketing campaign with Atomic Ranch magazine, which will get special distribution at Palm Springs Modernism this coming February.
Hope you enjoy this month’s volume.
- Jeff Walker, Broker | Founder
1957 Mid-Century Modern by Richard Lee Dorman
Beverly Hills
Dorman left an indelible mark with notable architectural marvels in prestigious areas such as Bel Air, Trousdale Estates and Brentwood. This residence stands as a testament to the architectural brilliance that earned him a place among LA's master architects.
Renowned for his innovative use of post-and-beam construction catering to an elite clientele, Dorman was committed to achieving indoor-outdoor harmony, seamlessly integrating the interior of his homes with the exterior landscape.
1927 Spanish Colonial Revival ‘Villa Collina’ by Henry Harwood Hewitt
Los Feliz
Turreted formal entry leads to extraordinary open dining and living rooms with original handmade tiles, fireplace, and multiple French doors opening to a massive extended viewing terrace anchored by a stunning gazebo overlooking the sparkling city lights.
Exquisite newly redesigned hotel-style separate full guest apartment on the lower-level doubles as an oversized luxurious spa. Lower lot trails meander across the almost half-acre property with gardens, hardscape and fountains.
2015 Contemporary Modern by Robert Thibodeau
Venice
This spacious Venice Beach townhome lives and feels like a single family home. Features include beautiful reclaimed wood throughout, polished concrete and tile, an awe-inspiring second level great room with 14-foot ceilings, and a private roof deck that includes a fire pit and spa.
Gorgeous views from the deck are icing on the cake and it's the perfect space for entertaining.
1966 Mid-Century Modern ‘The Eckhardt House’ by Robert Skinner
Malibu
Nestled on approximately three acres, this architectural masterpiece was preserved and meticulously restored by Maison d'Artiste, whose team was the custodian of the property since acquiring it from the original owner.
Flooded with natural light, the open flooplan and floor-to-ceiling windows showcase the magnificent panoramic ocean and coastline views from nearly every room.
1928 Colonial Revival by Myron Hunt
La Cañada Flintridge
Sprawling on a 2-acre lot with its own private tennis court, this well-maintained residence greets you with a grand circular driveway with motor court and a proper formal foyer.
Offering a world of privacy with lush landscaping throughout, the backyard features verdant rolling land with gorgeous knotty oak trees, private walking tails, fountains and ponds, a grand outdoor dining amphitheater and a main lounge area.
1928 Spanish Colonial Revival ‘Casa del Mar’ by John Byers
Santa Monica
Set back from the street, the inviting courtyard leads you into this picturesque home where you are immediately greeted with an ocean view.
An enchanting oasis awaits with a large ocean-side swimming pool for refreshing dips on sunny days. This exceptional property boasts 45 feet of coveted beach frontage, providing unparalleled access to the coastline.
Byers was a self-taught architect and opened his own tile factory at 26th Street and Colorado Boulevard. He designed more than 200 homes in Southern California, influencing the architectural landscape of Santa Monica and the Westside.
Penthouse Residence in the Frederick R. Dorn Designed Broadway Hollywood Lofts
Hollywood
Discover a meticulously transformed industrial marvel that unveils breathtaking 180-degree western panoramas, stretching from the Hills to Century City. Slide open the doors to invite in the gentle breeze from the serene west side, as the Du-Chateau heritage reclaimed wood flooring caresses your every step.
Situated above Katsuya Sushi, this residence opens doors to a world of convenience, with Pantages Theater, Trader Joes, Arclight Cinemas, Equinox, and Dream Hotel all within effortless strolling distance.
Broadway Lofts gets its name from the Broadway Department store chain, which had its “Broadway-Hollywood” store there from 1931 to 1982. In 2007 the building was converted from offices to residential lofts by Kor Group, which did a similar conversion project a year earlier Downtown at Eastern Columbia Lofts.
1957 Mid-Century Modern by Ray Kappe
Encino
Enter into this, private and relaxing home as it whisks you away from the city to a nature-based sanctuary.
The roomy foyer leading to a den/office, then into the large open living room boasting an oversized stone fireplace.
Kappe had a lifelong love of nature and the environment took form in designs that remain visionary to this day.
The Liebner Residence by Former General Motors Engineer Robert Liebner
Featured in Open Space
Agents of Architecture’s Keith York had the privilege of representing the owners in the purchase of this incredible La Jolla home, and we are thrilled they are sharing their story.
1966 Hollywood Regency Meets Mid-Century Modern by Raymond Levanas
Palm Springs
Nestled within the Indian Canyons neighborhood of South Palm Springs, this luxurious sanctuary flawlessly embodies the original architect's vision while seamlessly incorporating upscale contemporary finishes.
From the champagne bubble breeze block to the terrazzo entryway, every detail sets the stage for a remarkable living experience. The living room's captivating new fireplace, adorned with a bauhaus slat design beautifully echoes the sleek aesthetic found in the chef's kitchen.
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