This private residence is located on 1.5 acres at the end of Malibu Canyon. The two-level site suggested a binuclear parti. A three-story curved limestone pavilion, housing the main living spaces, sits on a promontory looking south and east towards Santa Monica, the Pacific Ocean, and the skyline of downtown Los .Angeles. A three-storv cube containing support space is embedded in the slope behind, overlooking the canyon to the west. The canvon building is designed as an object in the landscape, anchoring and stabilizing the pavilion vet separate and unique in its organization and rendering. The curved limestone is intended to read as both a found object and a ruin, transforming the ordered disposition of the support building into an explosion of space and vistas revealed by the pavilion‘s glazed facade. One enters on both levels between two elements in a horizontal and vertical circulation space facing the canvon to the west. The pavilion houses a double-height living room with views to Santa Monica and the Pacific Ocean. The kitchen and the master bedroom unite as an object that floats within the space of the pavilion, separating the living room from the dining room. The breakfast room penetrates the screen of the glazed facade and creates an outdoor terrace for the bedroom above. At ground level, the entertainment room becomes a giant piloti: recessed in the curse of the pavilion, it provides a shaded area near the swimming pool.
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