Fryman Canyon Residence by Assembledge+

Fryman Canyon Residence

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Nestled in the hills of Studio City, the Fryman Canyon Residence revitalizes a 1957 mid-century home, maintaining its essence while incorporating modern enhancements. Floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors enhance transparency, bringing abundant light and extending the living area into the outdoors. Main living spaces are linked by zig-zag-sliding doors opening to the garden, while a new family room, echoing the sawtooth motif, descends two steps below the main floor. The relocated kitchen, elevated slightly above the family room, incorporates skylights and white marble walls. A two-story addition features a bedroom wing and an integrated office space below. The minimalist palette of stone, hardwood, and white plaster maintains the home’s character, echoed in the thin roof plane that retains mid-century horizontality and shade. The site’s tiered landscape, surrounded by trees and hills, harmonizes with the home’s interior and exterior spaces. Drought-tolerant plants, decomposed granite, and concrete garden walls create a dynamic outdoor setting, embedding the residence into its surroundings.

Nestled in the hills of Studio City, the Fryman Canyon Residence revitalizes a 1957 mid-century home, maintaining its essence while incorporating modern enhancements. Read more

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Lisa Romerein

Nestled in the hills of Studio City, the Fryman Canyon Residence revitalizes a 1957 mid-century home, maintaining its essence while incorporating modern enhancements.

Floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors enhance transparency, bringing abundant light and extending the living area into the outdoors. Main living spaces are linked by zig-zag-sliding doors opening to the garden, while a new family room, echoing the sawtooth motif, descends two steps below the main floor. The relocated kitchen, elevated slightly above the family room, incorporates skylights and white marble walls.

A two-story addition features a bedroom wing and an integrated office space below. The minimalist palette of stone, hardwood, and white plaster maintains the home’s character, echoed in the thin roof plane that retains mid-century horizontality and shade.

The site’s tiered landscape, surrounded by trees and hills, harmonizes with the home’s interior and exterior spaces. Drought-tolerant plants, decomposed granite, and concrete garden walls create a dynamic outdoor setting, embedding the residence into its surroundings.