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House in Beverly Hills by Jendretzki

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This Hal Levitt mid-century property located in Beverly Hills, LA, was transformed by Jendretzki into contemporary 5,000 square foot residence.

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2012: 12/23
CATEGORY: Design
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The Missoni Tower.

Missoni is partnering with Filipino real estate developer Century Properties to design the interior decor and amenity spaces of a condominium building in Manila. Missoni Home is not new to commercial real estate.

They designed the Hotel Missoni line with Rezidor Hotel Group, with hotels open or opening in Scotland, Kuwait, Turkey, Omanan and Brazil. It’s the fourth of six towers in the $316 million Acqua Private Residences project; the first three are completely sold out.

The Missoni Home tower will have 645 1-,2-, and 3-bedroom units that will rent for about $315 per square foot. A multi-level amenity center called the Canopy will house an amphitheater, lounge, DJ booth and dance floor,a pool with swim up bar, and barbecue facilities.

The Missoni tower is to be the second fashion-branded building in Makati, a section of the Filipino capital that Century Properties is developing at a breakneck pace. The company is also building The Milano Residences, a Versace-branded tower there, 80 percent of which is sold, according to the developer.

2012: 05/09
CATEGORY: Design
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The Pierre By Olson Kundig Architects.

The Pierre is one of the most beautiful houses I’ve seen in a long time and its view over the San Juan Archipelago is incredible. The house celebrates the materiality of the site and that combined with a green roof makes the house blend with the surrounding, making it almost invisible from certain angles. I’m having a hard time finding anything wrong with the exterior or the interior for that matter. The interiors combination of older looking, inviting furniture stands in wonderful contrast with the raw concrete walls. Well what can you say, Olson Kundig Architects really did their thing.