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8899 Beverly Boulevard
West Hollywood, California
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Design Principal
Tom Kundig
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Design Principal
Kirsten Ring Murray
The updated design of this mid-century office building maintains its original integrity while transitioning its function to a 63-unit residential complex. Originally designed by Richard Dorman and built in 1964, the building’s new design enhances connections between inside and outside. New additions are set back from the original structure, acknowledging the form of the original building while responding to a contemporary urban context. A newly welcoming and transparent street-level presence along Beverly Boulevard will include retail and restaurant space. The first mid-rise building in the neighborhood when it was originally constructed, the tower will remain an iconic building contextual to its evolving neighborhood.
Team
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Design Principal
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Principal
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Project Manager
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Project Architect
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Staff
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Interiors
Laina Navarro
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Interiors Staff
Irina Bokova
Fernanda Ximenez
Kathy Hanway
Publications
2021
“In Residence.” Modern Luxury Riviera Orange County, Jan. 2021, 42-47. Print.
2020
Jackson, Candace. “Beverly Hills CO-OP.” Town & Country, May 2021, 31. Print.
Kamin, Debra. “New life on the Sunset Strip.” The New York Times (International Edition), 4 Oct. 2020, 10-11. Print.
Kamin, Debra. “The Sunset Strip Stirs Again.” The New York Times Online, 5 Oct. 2020. Web.
NeueHouse. “A Conversation with Tom Kundig & Mark Rozzo.” NeueJournal, 28 Sep. 2020. Web.
Pingel, Maile. “Blueprint.” Luxe Interiors + Design Los Angeles, Mar. 2020, 90. Print.
2019
“One of the World’s Largest Penhouses…in WeHo?” Hollywood Reporter, 16 Oct. 2019, 56. Print.
