May
17
2010


Oberfeld Residence was designed by a Los Angeles based architecture firm Studio Pali Fekete Architects (SPF:a).The house is cut into a steep hillside with large concrete retaining walls to hold up the hill behind. The composition of the house is fluid, blending indoor and outdoor spaces with subtle divisions and natural material integration throughout. The front exterior boasts an oversized wood door, while the vertical louvers provide a unique architectural contrast to the building’s strong horizontal elements. Placed away on the other side of the hill in West Hollywood, California, this modern 10,000-square foot house contains two main floors and a basement, a grand lawn, and infinity pool.


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