08 Jan
The Brentwood Residence is a project by Belzberg Architects. Couldn’t find many information at their website but as for the projects I’ve seen there, these guys are pretty good. Located in Los Angeles, California, this house is modern and really beautiful. The mix of materials include different types of wood, stone, glass, concrete and even some steel elements. With wide spaces, clean decoration and really contemporary look, the Brentwood Residence gets the attention of those who like simple, beautiful and effective architecture.
This house is awesome. Clean, simple, beautiful…it has every element I love. The wide spaces combined with glass windows are great. The pool and patio are also really charming and the open spaces give the sensation that indoor and outdoor are integrated, really cool. Another nice place to live. 😉
Check out Belzberg Architects website for further details about this and other projects. See you next time.
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