View of kitchen. (Photography: Barry Schwartz)
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The floating master suite volume pushes out over the main living volume towards the canyon and views. © Matthew Millman
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The simple material palette of concrete floors, stucco exterior, Rhinezink panels and walnut cabinets was another strategy to keep the architecture focused on the site and place.

Featuring floor-to-ceiling glass pivot doors and expansive glazing, the living room at this modern home is airy and light. © Matthew Millman
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The square footage of the house stayed the same, but public spaces such as the living, dining, study and kitchen were combined into one common space. (Photography: Chang Kim)

The main living space steps down from a concrete plinth onto a wood floor that extends outdoors to a wood deck. © Matthew Millman
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A grand stairwell of floating stone steps connects the three levels. (Photography by: Matthew Millman)
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View of fireplace and living room. (Photography by: Matthew Millman)
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The hillside site presented a number of significant technical challenges in terms of setbacks and maximum building envelope. (Photography by EYRC Architects)

The layout was re-planned and the house was opened up to take advantage of the incredible views of the Pacific Ocean. (Photography: Chang Kim)
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The volumes are clad in a terracotta rainscreen with rheinzink fascias. © Matthew Millman
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The motor court and garage anchor the south end of the house which contains the more private areas including the media room and gym. (Photography by Jeremy Bitterman.)

View of living room. (Photography by: Matthew Millman)
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The entry sequence was designed to create privacy: a mature olive tree sits in the entry courtyard, providing small glimpses of the Ocean beyond while entering the house. (Photography: Chang Kim)

This modern house provides California-style indoor-outdoor living, creates strong connections to the outdoors with large expanses of glass interspersed with limestone masses. © Matthew Millman

The floating master suite volume has floor-to-ceiling glazing and pushes out over the main living volume towards the canyon and views. © Matthew Millman

The upper concrete terrace look out over the mirror surface of an infinity edge lap pool hovering two inches above deck level. A square fountain conceived as an 18”-high monolithic volume of water is visible from the entry and doubles as a spa. © Matthew Millman

Public spaces such as the living, dining, study and kitchen were combined into one common space. (Photography: Chang Kim)
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The simple material palette of concrete floors, stucco exterior, Rhinezink panels and walnut cabinets was another strategy to keep the architecture focused on the site and place.