Bordering West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Poon Design Inc. re-imagines a 1963, 13-story condominium tower. Through horizontality in form and pattern, and through luxury and simplicity, we have transformed a classic Mid-Century Modern structure to This Century Modern. The design features an 80-foot long, entry canopy of stainless steel, bronze, and backlit 3-form acrylic panels. The redesigned 102,000-square-foot midrise comprises additions and renovations: porte cochere, entry ramp, lobby, fitness center, meeting room, rental units, social areas, pool/lounge, and future rooftop deck. The project also explores polished Calacatta marble slabs, black terrazzo, walnut panels, etched glass walls, and art installations.
Photography by Hunter Kerhart and Poon Design.
Bordering West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Poon Design Inc. re-imagines a 1963, 13-story condominium tower. Through horizontality in form and pattern, and through luxury and simplicity, we have transformed a classic Mid-Century Modern structure to This Century Modern. The design features an 80-foot long, entry canopy of stainless steel, bronze, and backlit 3-form acrylic panels. The redesigned 102,000-square-foot midrise comprises additions and renovations: porte cochere, entry ramp, lobby, fitness center, meeting room, rental units, social areas, pool/lounge, and future rooftop deck. The project also explores polished Calacatta marble slabs, black terrazzo, walnut panels, etched glass walls, and art installations.
Photography by Hunter Kerhart and Poon Design.
Bordering West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Poon Design Inc. re-imagines a 1963, 13-story condominium tower. Through horizontality in form and pattern, and through luxury and simplicity, we have transformed a classic Mid-Century Modern structure to This Century Modern. The design features an 80-foot long, entry canopy of stainless steel, bronze, and backlit 3-form acrylic panels. The redesigned 102,000-square-foot midrise comprises additions and renovations: porte cochere, entry ramp, lobby, fitness center, meeting room, rental units, social areas, pool/lounge, and future rooftop deck. The project also explores polished Calacatta marble slabs, black terrazzo, walnut panels, etched glass walls, and art installations.
Photography by Hunter Kerhart and Poon Design.
Bordering West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Poon Design Inc. re-imagines a 1963, 13-story condominium tower. Through horizontality in form and pattern, and through luxury and simplicity, we have transformed a classic Mid-Century Modern structure to This Century Modern. The design features an 80-foot long, entry canopy of stainless steel, bronze, and backlit 3-form acrylic panels. The redesigned 102,000-square-foot midrise comprises additions and renovations: porte cochere, entry ramp, lobby, fitness center, meeting room, rental units, social areas, pool/lounge, and future rooftop deck. The project also explores polished Calacatta marble slabs, black terrazzo, walnut panels, etched glass walls, and art installations.
Photography by Hunter Kerhart and Poon Design.
Bordering West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Poon Design Inc. re-imagines a 1963, 13-story condominium tower. Through horizontality in form and pattern, and through luxury and simplicity, we have transformed a classic Mid-Century Modern structure to This Century Modern. The design features an 80-foot long, entry canopy of stainless steel, bronze, and backlit 3-form acrylic panels. The redesigned 102,000-square-foot midrise comprises additions and renovations: porte cochere, entry ramp, lobby, fitness center, meeting room, rental units, social areas, pool/lounge, and future rooftop deck. The project also explores polished Calacatta marble slabs, black terrazzo, walnut panels, etched glass walls, and art installations.
Photography by Hunter Kerhart and Poon Design.
Bordering West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Poon Design Inc. re-imagines a 1963, 13-story condominium tower. Through horizontality in form and pattern, and through luxury and simplicity, we have transformed a classic Mid-Century Modern structure to This Century Modern. The design features an 80-foot long, entry canopy of stainless steel, bronze, and backlit 3-form acrylic panels. The redesigned 102,000-square-foot midrise comprises additions and renovations: porte cochere, entry ramp, lobby, fitness center, meeting room, rental units, social areas, pool/lounge, and future rooftop deck. The project also explores polished Calacatta marble slabs, black terrazzo, walnut panels, etched glass walls, and art installations.
Photography by Hunter Kerhart and Poon Design.
Bordering West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Poon Design Inc. re-imagines a 1963, 13-story condominium tower. Through horizontality in form and pattern, and through luxury and simplicity, we have transformed a classic Mid-Century Modern structure to This Century Modern. The design features an 80-foot long, entry canopy of stainless steel, bronze, and backlit 3-form acrylic panels. The redesigned 102,000-square-foot midrise comprises additions and renovations: porte cochere, entry ramp, lobby, fitness center, meeting room, rental units, social areas, pool/lounge, and future rooftop deck. The project also explores polished Calacatta marble slabs, black terrazzo, walnut panels, etched glass walls, and art installations.
Photography by Hunter Kerhart and Poon Design.
Bordering West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Poon Design Inc. re-imagines a 1963, 13-story condominium tower. Through horizontality in form and pattern, and through luxury and simplicity, we have transformed a classic Mid-Century Modern structure to This Century Modern. The design features an 80-foot long, entry canopy of stainless steel, bronze, and backlit 3-form acrylic panels. The redesigned 102,000-square-foot midrise comprises additions and renovations: porte cochere, entry ramp, lobby, fitness center, meeting room, rental units, social areas, pool/lounge, and future rooftop deck. The project also explores polished Calacatta marble slabs, black terrazzo, walnut panels, etched glass walls, and art installations.
Photography by Hunter Kerhart and Poon Design.
Bordering West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Poon Design Inc. re-imagines a 1963, 13-story condominium tower. Through horizontality in form and pattern, and through luxury and simplicity, we have transformed a classic Mid-Century Modern structure to This Century Modern. The design features an 80-foot long, entry canopy of stainless steel, bronze, and backlit 3-form acrylic panels. The redesigned 102,000-square-foot midrise comprises additions and renovations: porte cochere, entry ramp, lobby, fitness center, meeting room, rental units, social areas, pool/lounge, and future rooftop deck. The project also explores polished Calacatta marble slabs, black terrazzo, walnut panels, etched glass walls, and art installations.
Photography by Hunter Kerhart and Poon Design.
Bordering West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Poon Design Inc. re-imagines a 1963, 13-story condominium tower. Through horizontality in form and pattern, and through luxury and simplicity, we have transformed a classic Mid-Century Modern structure to This Century Modern. The design features an 80-foot long, entry canopy of stainless steel, bronze, and backlit 3-form acrylic panels. The redesigned 102,000-square-foot midrise comprises additions and renovations: porte cochere, entry ramp, lobby, fitness center, meeting room, rental units, social areas, pool/lounge, and future rooftop deck. The project also explores polished Calacatta marble slabs, black terrazzo, walnut panels, etched glass walls, and art installations.
Photography by Hunter Kerhart and Poon Design.
Bordering West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Poon Design Inc. re-imagines a 1963, 13-story condominium tower. Through horizontality in form and pattern, and through luxury and simplicity, we have transformed a classic Mid-Century Modern structure to This Century Modern. The design features an 80-foot long, entry canopy of stainless steel, bronze, and backlit 3-form acrylic panels. The redesigned 102,000-square-foot midrise comprises additions and renovations: porte cochere, entry ramp, lobby, fitness center, meeting room, rental units, social areas, pool/lounge, and future rooftop deck. The project also explores polished Calacatta marble slabs, black terrazzo, walnut panels, etched glass walls, and art installations.
Photography by Hunter Kerhart and Poon Design.