Among McClean Design’s recent showpieces is the Beverly Hills abode Laurel 1, a slick expression of its overarching aesthetic, with a strong posture and sublime custom spaces, all wrapped up in a must-be-LA edifice.
11870 Ellice is a large single-family home in Malibu that boasts 16,614 square feet of living space, six bedrooms, and ten bathrooms. The home is influenced by ancient civilizations and incorporates feng shui, with the name “Kaizen” meaning “the pursuit of perfection” in Japanese.
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3129 the Strand, a 3,884 square foot oceanfront home in the exclusive Shakespeare Beach Tract boasts a unique coastal elegance with convenient access to both downtown Hermosa and Manhattan Beach, featuring expanded ocean and beach views on all three levels.
ON THE COVER Evolving Architecture: In Northern California, this harmonious project was transformed to fit the needs of a growing family by Feldman Architecture.
LaRue Architects designed a house that takes advantage of the stunning panorama of the Lake Austin in a U-shaped layout to preserve the existing vegetation between two huge heritage oak trees and the views are framed perfectly.
Kwong Von Glinow’s residential project Ardmore House breaks the mold of traditional Chicago residential homes which prioritizes light and connection with the surrounding environment.
Take a journey to Cambodia and explore the 900-year-old marvel of Angkor Wat, a temple complex of two religions and a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is now a symbol of pride and resilience for Cambodia, that is too beautiful to be true.
The Efficient Market Hypothesis suggests that the price of an asset reflects its true value because all the information about the asset is incorporated in the price. However, Information is not the issue, rather the knowledge about the information and the time it takes to interpret and act on the information is the real obstacle.
The design of this Feldman Architecture home incorporated the natural colors of the rural setting, with concrete floors, walnut-clad ceilings, and four oversized counterweight glass doors that open onto a poolside patio, terrace and fire pit.
ON THE COVER Beacon on the Hill Dramatic ocean views drive the striking design of this Manhattan Beach landmark, created by national award-winning AIA Fellow Gerald Horn presented by Lauren Forbes and Todd Jones.
ON THE COVER Journey to Point Dume: An inspired one-acre Malibu retreat is distinguished by a globally channeled aesthetic and far-reaching bluff top views presented by Chris Cortazzo of Compass.
