The rigorous structure yields a multiplicity of functional options and architectural amenities. While conventional room arrangements are available (3 bedrooms 3 baths), the plan is configured to encourage combining interior volumes in an array of creative alternatives for sleeping, entertaining, studio, office and gallery uses. With a contiguous flat private yard at the rear and a room-sized deck off the living room, the house is perched above the street, high in the Hollywood Hills, wide open on three sides to canyon, mountain, city and ocean views. Convenient by car to several neighborhood shopping areas, with easy access to hiking trails and off-leash dog park Runyon Canyon.

This home typifies the dynamic and responsive architecture of Sarah Graham and Marc Angelil, who practice and teach internationally and have been recognized with numerous awards for their widely published commercial, institutional and residential structures. The house is set in a water-wise landscape and is designed to heat and cool itself without fossil fuels by passive means, and to generate its own hot water and electrical power using thermal and photovoltaic solar collectors, a sustainable and elegant machine for living.

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