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The Rossmore Penthouse Condominium

A' Design Award 2021 Gold Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design

23 April 2021

The Rossmore Penthouse Condominium by Artur Nesterenko
The Rossmore Penthouse Condominium by Artur Nesterenko
The Rossmore Penthouse Condominium by Artur Nesterenko
The Rossmore Penthouse Condominium by Artur Nesterenko
The Rossmore Penthouse Condominium by Artur Nesterenko

Artur Nesterenko · CLIENT: Archillusion Design

The Rossmore Penthouse is a three-level residence located within an apartment building in Hancock Park, Los Angeles. The interior covers 7,000 square feet and includes four bedrooms and a private roof with a pool. The design is inspired by Art Deco elements. Natural materials and cross laminated timber are used for floors, walls and roofing, creating an open and airy character. A sculptural staircase wraps around an open-sky garden, bringing daylight and outdoor views into the interior. The design joins the historic character of the neighborhood with contemporary interior design.

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Unique Properties
The Penthouse interior boasts a 3-level extravagant unit, inspired by Art Deco elements. The use of natural materials and CLT provides a luxurious airy feel that merges old-world charm with contemporary design. The unit features a sculptural staircase that wraps around an open-sky garden, inviting the serenity of the outdoors into the unit - whether it be a bright sunny day or a calm rainy evening.
Dimensions & Packaging
Penthouse Area: 7,000 Square Feet
Number of Bedrooms: 4
Number of Levels: 3 (including private roof with pool)
Tags
architecture, building, design, art deco, los angeles, hollywood, california, archillusion
Production Technology
CLT Technology (Cross Laminated Timber Construction)

Applications for CLT include floors, walls, and roofing. The panels’ ability to resist high racking and compressive forces makes them especially cost-effective for multistory and long-span diaphragm applications.
Design Challenge
The most challenging aspect of this project was maintaining the historical connection to the surrounding area. Given that the neighborhood was built in an era of Art deco construction materials, the intention to maintain aspects of conventional design was paramount. The process involved paying homage to a neighborhood known for its bygone Hollywood charm; while simultaneously creating a landmark building environment that is visually stunning and sets precedence for a new age of cinematic luxury.
Project Duration
Hancock Park, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Operation Flow
N/A
Research
Research for the Rossmore project borrowed from the cultural history of its location, known for Hollywood Royalty, as well as the economic history that gives rise to the Art Deco movement - prevalent in the neighborhood. This meant utilizing construction methods that are cost-effective while providing elegant and luxurious details in design. Balancing an intricate interplay of form and function. At its core, the Rossmore is a conventional building with elaborate curved facade ornamentation.
Inspiration
The Rossmore is a full-service high-end apartment building that reimagines the intersectionality between contemporary design and art deco charm. Inspired by today's material science, sculptural design, and art scene, the building envelope was developed to follow the guiding principles of Art Deco.
Image Credits
Copyright Archillusion Design

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