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Max Martini is ready to part with house in Studio City

Built in 1934, the Traditional-style home features cathedral ceilings, a brick fireplace, wood floors, crown moldings and a large balcony off the front. Formal living and dining rooms, a den/office, a breakfast nook, three bedrooms and three bathrooms are within the 2,145 square feet of living space.

SF real estate

East Bay real estate

fromLos Angeles Times

9 years ago

Soaking up the scenery in Beverly Crest

A newly built 2016 traditional home in Beverly Hills features East Coast-inspired design with extensive glass walls, private balconies, and luxury amenities including a saltwater pool, koi pond, and detached gym on 0.61 acres, listed at $8.995 million.

Real estate

fromArchDaily

5 months ago

The Cayala Paradox: How Are Private Districts Shaping Public Space Design in Guatemala?

Privately managed Ciudad Cayalá reinterprets historic urban elements through New Urbanism to create safe, walkable, mixed-use public spaces addressing regional urban challenges.

Arts

fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine

9 months ago

takuto ohta slices into japanese cedar to create sculptural tension for asymptotic wood series

The Asymptotic Wood series by Takuto Ohta reawakens the expressive potential of cedar wood, counteracting timber standardization.

Arts

fromwww.theguardian.com

11 months ago

Memories of these places never leave you': artist Do Ho Suh and the fabric of home

The construction of a traditional hanok shaped Do Ho Suh's artistic vision, reflecting a blend of history and personal memory.