A multi-story residential building showcasing fire-resilient construction with a striking steel exoskeleton that serves as both a structural and protective element. The perforated metal screens provide shade while acting as a fire-resistant barrier,
A multi-story residential building designed with fire-resilient materials, featuring a striking perforated metal screen that provides ember resistance while enhancing airflow. The bold yellow volume contrasts with the rust-colored steel framework, ad
A fire-resilient residential building with a striking rust-colored metal mesh façade, designed to offer protection and shade. A bold yellow cantilevered volume protrudes from the upper level, adding a dynamic architectural element. Lush, drought-tole
A close-up perspective of the building highlights the layered metal mesh screens, which contribute to passive cooling and fire resistance. The elevated entry sequence includes a landscaped walkway leading to the main entrance, framed by warm wood and
A detailed view of the cantilevered yellow volume, contrasting against the rust-hued metal framework. The integration of perforated steel elements emphasizes ventilation and light control, reinforcing the building’s adaptability for wildfire-prone re

1342 N Hayworth Avenue

LMA served as executive architect for this 4-story West Hollywood project, bringing it from design concept to reality. A grid of exposed steel tubes supports a full-height wrapper of mesh panels that serve as sunshades and that frame the building’s 16 two-story townhouse units, as well as common areas and walkways.

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