Completed · Four Condominiums · Los Angeles

12303 Gorham Avenue

Four paired residences shaped as individual homes, each with its own entry, courtyard, garden and outdoor room.

Four homes sharing one architectural order

The project is composed as two pairs of residences rather than a single multifamily block. Varied but related volumes give each home an individual identity, while a common material palette of white stucco, stone, dark metal and wood unifies the street.

Parking and services are gathered below grade so the ground level can belong to entrances, planted courts and daily life. Large folding glass doors connect the principal living rooms directly to private courtyards, extending compact interiors into protected outdoor rooms.

Four residences

Paired homes maintain individual entrances, circulation and identity within a coherent ensemble.

Private courtyards

Each living area opens fully to a landscaped outdoor room for light, privacy and expanded daily life.

Shared infrastructure

Below-grade parking and services support a pedestrian-scaled landscape at the residential level.

Street presence · Day and evening

Four Gorham residences and paired pedestrian entries in daylight

Gorham residences illuminated at evening

Living room and courtyard as one space

Private courtyard connected to the living room through folding glass doors

Paired residences viewed across a private courtyard

Linear courtyard with cypress planting and outdoor seating

Courtyard terrace framed by folding doors and upper balconies

Living room opening completely toward the courtyard

Living room view toward the planted courtyard

Roof terraces and the western sky

Roof terrace overlooking Los Angeles at sunset

Second roof terrace with dining and sunset views

Four residences

Density becomes domestic when every home is given its own threshold, garden, sky and sense of address.