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Edward Ogosta Architecture

Edward Ogosta’s ‘Four Eyes’ Will Give You an Endorphin Rush

Four Eyes House by Edward Ogosta is a bold architectural masterpiece designed to inspire contemplation of life’s big questions through site-specific, experiential design. This modernist retreat interacts profoundly with its desert surroundings, featuring four “sleeping towers” that each frame a unique view, from sunrise to evening skies.

The Rebirth of Santa Monica’s Iconic Georgian Hotel

The iconic Georgian Hotel in Santa Monica reopened its doors in April, unveiling a stunning transformation led by Fettle Design. With a rich history that hosted Hollywood legends like Marilyn Monroe, the hotel’s restoration, guided by BLVD Hospitality, gracefully balances its storied past with modern hospitality.

Culver City Contemporary Expansion

So Edward Ogosta designed one—the simple, rectangle-shaped Rear Window House. Set behind the original bungalow, the 450-square-foot expansion was thoughtfully planned to include a master suite, master bath and a library.
Felix, Abbot Kinney, Evan Funke, Gusto 54 Restaurant Group, Janet Zuccarini, Los Angeles

Felix: A Trattoria Experience Reviving Italian Pasta Tradition in Abbot Kinney

Felix in Abbot Kinney offers an authentic trattoria experience within a renovated 1920s building. Chef Evan Funke, known for his pasta expertise, presents a comprehensive and authentic pasta program. The warm and inviting ambiance, reminiscent of an Italian grandmother’s home, sets the stage for a memorable dining experience.

Mid-Century Modern is the Design of the Times

Mid-century modern design has become a big hit since its introduction in the 1950s, and thanks to recent TV shows such as Mad Men, its sleek and progressive signature style is more popular now than ever.

The Past Shines Brightly at The Culver Hotel

Nearly 100 years later, the landmark Culver Hotel along Culver Boulevard survives—and thrives, riding the crest of culinary and artistic revitalization that is Culver City.