You Can See the Hollywood Sign From this Monumental $4.5M Home
Designed by LAB+ Architects and completed this year, the monolithic residence is made of metal, concrete, and glass.
Designed by LAB+ Architects and completed this year, the monolithic residence is made of metal, concrete, and glass.
Location: 5819 Cazaux Drive, Los Angeles, California
Price: $4,500,000
Architect: LAB+ Architects
Year Built: 2024
Footprint: 2,791 square feet (four bedrooms, three full and one half baths)
Lot Size: 0.21 acres
From the Agent: "Set into a hillside of the prestigious Los Feliz Oaks neighborhood is an extraordinary new home by award-winning architect Andrew Liang and his Los Angeles–based firm LAB+ Architects. The site orientation allows for sweeping views of the surrounding hills and canyon, including the iconic Hollywood sign. The planning and engineering of the home is a combination of tried-and-true methods and the latest in advanced building technologies for hillside construction. A centrally located glass-walled atrium is a principal design element, providing ventilation through the home and channelling natural light into the interior spaces throughout the day. Sky-Frame and Quantum brand windows and doors are fitted with ultra-high-performance glazing. This, together with the concrete wall construction, insulated exterior rain screen cladding system, and passive cooling atrium design keep the energy requirements of the home to a minimum. Heating and cooling are delivered through a dual-stage, full hydronic, micro-zoned system. An eight-kilowatt rooftop solar installation largely provides the electrical load required during daytime usage and feeds unused generated power back to the utility grid for credit."
The home is set on a sloped lot, and it sports a facade made of concrete, wood, metal, and glass. A wide garage provides plenty of parking.
Photo by Cameron Carothers
Photo by Cameron Carothers
Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the living area with fresh air and treetop views.
Photo by Cameron Carothers
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