Rustic Canyon: The Sequel
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Sponsored by DWELL
Picking up where last year’s historic walking tour left off, Leo Marmol, FAIA, takes visitors deeper into this architecturally bountiful neighborhood, stopping to tour a fresh collection of homes representing the old and the new.
Hours: 11:00 am to 4:00 pm
Registration: 10:30 am, Rustic Canyon Community Center, 601 Latimer Road, Santa Monica, free parking
Tickets: $175 per person, includes lunch, as well as private cocktail reception and tour preview led by architect Leo Marmol and historian Randy Young on Friday evening, May 21, at Marmol Radziner offices in West L.A. and VIP cocktail reception at Dogtown Station Lofts in Venice on Saturday evening, May 22. Tickets extremely limited and must be purchased in advance. Ticket buyers will receive confirmation prior to May 22.
Medow Residence Marshall Lewis, Remodeled by Abramson Teiger ArchitectsArchitect Trevor Abramson designed two new entry doors for his remodel of this 1970s house — the first opens onto a lush garden, and the second, after a few steps, opens onto an airy, light filled living space with tall windows and doors leading out to the Canyon’s natural creek – another world in the middle of a bustling metropolis.
www.abramsonteiger.com
Amiel Residence Marshall Lewis, Remodeled by Tighe ArchitectureCascading stairs lead down to the new living space of this quintessential Rustic Canyon house, updated for the 21st century by Patrick Tighe, with a series of elegant floating volumes in a conjoined glass garden pavilion.
www.tighearchitecture.com
Stanton Residence Phil Rotblatt, Remodeled by Steve StantonA classic mid-century modern house, renovated and respectfully updated by the current owner / architect with materials that reflect the natural beauty of the canyon setting.
www.trashforteaching.org
Henrikson/Grant Residence Marmol RadzinerThis serene, wood-clad home captures the beauty of clean, modernist design, and creates a warm and communal atmosphere with rooms that open onto each other and the garden, and materials and textures that bring nature indoors.
www.marmol-radziner.com
Shapiro Residence Ray Kappe, FAIA, Kappe Architects/PlannersRevered architect Ray Kappe always amazes with his elegant structural solutions to difficult canyon sites, and this house is no exception, with its massive exposed concrete walls stepping up the hill, contrasting with narrow slot windows, clerestories, and floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open the house to the views, the trees, and expansive outdoor living areas.
http://www.kappedu.com/RayKappe.html
Note: This is a walking tour of approximately two miles with visits to homes with many stairs. Guests are advised to wear comfortable shoes and clothing.Click here to purchase tickets.
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