BEL AIR VILLA
BEL AIR \ CALIFRONIA
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The architecture for this new Bel Air, California home was inspired by the villas of Northern Italy. The house rose on the site of the owner’s previous residence, but they wanted a new house where their now larger family could all gather and entertain. This new residence was built around an interior courtyard fashioned as a columned cloister with a central fountain. The architects created a graciously proportioned home suitable to the site which is an unusually flat property. The house unfolds along the central axis from the front entrance, through the cloister, living room and rear loggia and all the way to the pool house loggia.
COLLABORATORS
Ferguson & Shamamian Architects
Madeline Stuart Associates
Kovac Design Studio
MG Partners Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Lisa Romerien
James Doyle
BEL AIR VILLA
BEL AIR \ CALIFRONIA
The architecture for this new Bel Air, California home was inspired by the villas of Northern Italy. The house rose on the site of the owner’s previous residence, but they wanted a new house where their now larger family could all gather and entertain. This new residence was built around an interior courtyard fashioned as a columned cloister with a central fountain. The architects created a graciously proportioned home suitable to the site which is an unusually flat property. The house unfolds along the central axis from the front entrance, through the cloister, living room and rear loggia and all the way to the pool house loggia.
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COLLABORATORS
Ferguson & Shamamian Architects
Madeline Stuart Associates
Kovac Design Studio
MG Partners Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Lisa Romerien
James Doyle
