Since 2002, Robin Standefer and Stephen Alesch, the duo behind Roman and Williams, have designed restaurants, hotels, shops and furniture all over the country. At the end of 2017, they took a new step with the launch of their flagship store.
It’s an interesting question, what an international, award-winning architecture, design and planning firm might create if designing a space for itself. For Gensler, the answer is this model of future design in Downtown Los Angeles.
In San Francisco, Twitter employees are enjoying a smooth commute. The company’s skybridge, a floating glass span 100 feet above a pedestrian alley in the city’s Mid-Market district, has eased the flow of traffic considerably.
Soaring an astounding 16 stories and boasting a beehive-like design by London-based Heatherwick Studio, the company’s Vessel might have been a bit of a Trojan horse were it not so thoughtfully conceived.
Designed by SAOTA, the building was created as a self-contained, multi-layered landscape of experiences. The house offers views of the India Creek Canal towards the Atlantic Ocean. In the refined interior spaces, warm tones prevail.
ON THE COVER Modern Update: A refreshed Pat Killen home offers the essence of Manhattan Beach living presented by Beth Morrissey of RE/MAX Estate Properties.
ON THE COVER Prized Premises: This trophy property in the exclusive 90210 ZIP code is hitting the market for a cool $33 million presented by Jon Grauman and Mauricio Umansky of The Agency.
Commanding views from a secluded neighborhood in Rancho Palos Verdes, this Tony Ashai-designed home is one of the newest properties built in the Oceanfront Estates community.
Accommodations for The Commodore of Hollywood will include 73 pet-friendly residences and nine hotel-style units ranging from 350 to 810 square feet, and featuring abundant natural light, soaring ceilings, hardwood flooring, spacious walk-in closets, and eat-in kitchens.
