The Edward Durrell Stone Building’s revived shared spaces offer sophistication, intrigue, and lush beauty while preserving the Modernist sensibilities of Durrell’s original design intent.
These garden forecourts form a processional sequence for visitors walking from the ground level into the tenant lobbies. Richly detailed courtyards between the buildings utilize different combinations of paving materials and drought-tolerant plants to create a unique mood and identity for each entry.
Second-floor terraces allow tenants to move freely from indoor to outdoor spaces, transforming the workplace, and fourth-floor terraces provide sweeping panoramas of the Santa Monica Mountains and downtown Los Angeles. Each parcel has direct access to or views toward Central Park, establishing a strong relationship between architecture and landscape. Offering a welcome respite from Los Angeles is busy an urban environment, this low-density district promotes connectivity and the benefits of an indoor-outdoor office environment.
”Richly detailed courtyards between the buildings utilize different combinations of paving materials and drought-tolerant plants to create a unique mood and identity for each entry.
”Offering a welcome respite from Los Angeles is busy an urban environment, this low-density district promotes connectivity and the benefits of an indoor-outdoor office environment.
