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Los Angeles Tree House
Los Angeles Tree House
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Los Angeles Tree House
Los Angeles, CA, United States
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2016
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$10K - 50K
Nestled in a bohemian valley of Mount Washington in Los Angeles, sits a tiny 600 sq ft house. Built in 1922, the house hangs between a steep slope and a giant pine tree. When the project started as a foreclosure, the property was dilapidated with an illogical layout and disproportionate rooms. For the renovation, I was inspired by a childhood fantasy of living in a treehouse. We wanted to invigorate the property with some of that youthful magic. Multiple openings now serve as portals into new spaces. The floors feature multiple levels, and sitting on them is encouraged. The hidden basement can be accessed through a floor hatch, and an attic nook is illuminated with a skylight for stargazing at night. The patio door is glazed with corrugated polycarbonate which provides privacy while allowing some light in. The door is supported with hydraulics. It opens to become an awning for the patio.
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