Carlson-Reges House
1992–1996 | Los Angeles, California

One of the clients was a builder and the other was a breeder and trainer of show dogs, and is active in the Los Angeles arts community. The house functions as a residence, art gallery and show dog kennel. To reflect the site — an industrial area in Los Angeles — the client requested an urban industrial exterior with a domestic, warm interior. Built with materials from the owners' salvage yard, the new building 'grows out' of the existing one, like progeny. There are gardens at ground levels, with patios, decks and plants at the upper levels. Two cylindrical tanks (formerly used for gasoline storage) were modified to create a swimming pool that also reflects the downtown skyline, and the other as a room within and a belvedere above.

 

 

principals
Michael Rotondi
Clark Stevens
project team
Kenneth Kim
Yusuke Obuchi
Brian Reiff
Craig Scott
Angela Hiltz
assistants
Michael Brandes
Peggy Bunn
Carrie Jordan
James Keyhani
Gregory Kight
Thorsten Kraft         
Qu H. Kim
Tracy Loeffler
Liana Sipelis
Caroline Spigelski
James Mallock Taylor
color / materials
April Greiman Made In Space
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