Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

EAZEE LIVING: LIFEGUARD TOWER / LAZAR DESIGN BUILD

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A dope residence in Hermosa Beach that you may or may not have driven by on your way to the beach over that way.  This isn't the only oceanic themed design that Steve Lazar has made.  Check out more via ArchDaily:

Designer/Builder Steve Lazar has grown up with the ocean his entire life. As an avid surfer and a craftsman, he has always been inspired by iconic seaside architecture. Piers, sailboats, custom yachts and destinations such as the Hawaiian islands continue to inspire his work. Many of the custom homes he has designed create the ambiance of an idyllic island adventure.
His latest home, The Lifeguard Tower, rises three stories high on a corner lot with an expansive view of Hermosa Beach. The architecture is comprised of three trapezoidal structures, one atop the other. From the base, the residence narrows as it reaches the “look-out” tower room that gives onto a picturesque,1,600-square-foot grass-covered entertainment and dining deck facing the ocean. At night, the tower glows like a beacon of light... Read More

Thursday, February 4, 2010

EAZEE LIVING: DIAMOND HOUSE / XTEN ARCHITECTURE

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Interesting blend of shape and fashion dynamics to create a unique space for a sound studio.  The structure is built into the mountainside of an area in Santa Monica.  The project was completed in December 2009.  Here is some of the breakdown that was on ArchDaily:

The Diamondhouse is a sound studio and office extension to a house located deep in a canyon, against a severely sloping hillside, with minimal access and little space upon which to build. Direct sunlight reaches the site for only a few hours a day. The geotechnical condition is challenging, requiring 30-foot caissons to underpin new walls and foundations. A complex web of regulations governed the height, width, depth and specific relationship to the retaining walls needed... Read More


Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

EAZEE LIVING: TREEHOUSE/RPA

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Whether used as a guest house or sanctuary from what goes on in the main house, this "tree house" is an upgrade over the ones you see in cartoons and family sitcoms.  The TreeHouse has a water closet, runs a TV, refrigerator, fireplace and has a daybed.  I could use this as office space I promise.  For more details hit ArchDaily.  The TreeHouse is tucked in the Nichols Canyon of Los Angeles


Thursday, October 1, 2009

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

EAZEE LIVING: VENICE STUDIO by RICHARD ALDRIEDGE

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I had these pics sent to me by someone who checks out my blog and enjoys it. His name is Richard Aldriedge and I wanted to highlight something he did. This studio is located in the Venice area and as Richard told me "My intention, by having the doors overlooking the alley, was to make this usually ignored street space more interesting". The layout is very innovative and in some regards seems almost surreal. If you have more questions about the place contact Richard here.

Monday, September 28, 2009

EAZEE LIVING: LIMITED EDITION, FUTURISTIC GAS STATION by KANNER ARCHITECTS

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So I'm looking through Arch Daily again seeing what they have and if there are some new spots in the city to cover and I come across this. If you live in LA you've seen this United Oil Gas Station and for years were probably like what are they doing with this. Then you saw it open and were either over it or eager to see why all this was made. As cool as it looks I was not expecting this gas station in the hood to take a post on Arch Daily, I mean you've seen the other places I've posted and the neighborhoods many of them are in. But we wouldn't be repping LA if we didn't do this. For design details go here. This was also done by Kanner Architects.

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

EAZEE LIVING (LIMITED EDITION): OAKLAND HOUSE - KANNER ARCHITECTS

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So obviously this isn't a house in Los Angeles but since a good number of L.A. residents will be in the Bay this weekend I felt it was a good coincidence I came across this house here in Oakland. I haven't expected to see anything like this in Oakland, more so San Francisco so of course this caught my eye. The house was designed by Kanner Architects and went into production back in 2007, word is it was a $2.5 Million project, nice. Below is a small insight into the house. Peep it out and if you're feeling it and want to learn more about it then head right over here.

Located in Oakland, California, on a down-sloping site high above the San Francisco Bay, this home was designed to capture the magnificent vistas spanning from the Bay Bridge to the Golden Gate Bridge. Floor-to-ceiling glass clears the way to unobstructed views. The predominantly south-southwest orientation required deep overhangs to cut down glare and soften the light quality in the home.