Pacific Palisades · Fire Rebuild

1642 Chastain Parkway

A contemporary rebuilding of a family residence lost to fire, balancing a calm street presence with light, landscape and open living beyond.

A measured response to rebuilding

The street elevation is composed as a small group of clearly defined volumes rather than one continuous façade. White frames, warm wood and recessed glazing establish depth while maintaining privacy from the street.

Pitched standing-seam metal roofs are integrated into the modern composition facing the neighborhood. Behind this quieter frontage, the residence opens toward an infinity pool, landscape and an accessory dwelling unit.

Front elevation showing pitched metal roofs and wood cladding

Private side elevation and vertical window at 1642 Chastain Parkway

Rear elevation opening toward the infinity pool and landscape at 1642 Chastain Parkway

Open living space and floating stair framing the Pacific Palisades landscape

Double-height living room with bridge and linear fireplace

Living room composition with fireplace, stair and open family space

Full-height glazing connecting the living room to the infinity pool and hillside view

View from the upper-level bridge across the double-height living room toward the pool

Rear façade revealing the interior spaces, terrace and infinity pool

Pool terrace and transparent rear façade at 1642 Chastain Parkway