Postmodern style house designed by Hawaii-based architect Tony Ngai in 1983. The interior has a three-story living room with a cantilevered bridge connecting the east and west rooms on the upper floor in a dramatic split level arrangement.

The architect designed his first house for his own family in Yokohama when he was only 13 years old. His projects range in size from a 1800 s.f. residence on Canyon Oak in the Los Feliz Oaks to a custom residence of over 18,000 s.f. in Hillsborough, California. His commissions range from ocean front residences in the Bahamas, Mediterranean villas on the Gulf Coast of Florida, contemporary Japanese influenced estates in the hills south of San Francisco and in Kahala, to luxury hilltop contemporary residences overlooking Diamond Head and the ocean in Hawaii.

Located at 1961 De Mille Drive in the Laughlin Park neighborhood within the Los Feliz district of Los Angeles, California, the 5-bedroom, 4.5 bath house in 5,137 sq.ft. is currently (November 2013) on the market listed for sale for $2,998,000, and described in the listing as "superbly designed contemporary home in the much sought after gated community of Laughlin Park. The dramatic and exciting home offers a media room, an office/library, formal dining room, step down living room with fireplace, a sitting room, large entertaining kitchen; with 4 fireplaces adding a romantic element, one in the living room, one in the library, one in the media room, and one in the master bedroom. A wide open floor plan adds to the drama of this residence, as well as the sparkling city views that can be seen from all levels. Decks and terraces abound along with a very private poo/spa".

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Architect Tony Ngai designed the contemporary style house for Habitat II in 1979. The 3-bedroom, 3-bath home in 2174 sq. ft. is currently (May 2017) on the market listed for $1,425,000 and described in the listing as "bold, vaulted ceilings, and a lofty contemporary floorplan on a quiet Los Feliz Oaks cul-de-sac.

Canyon treetop views from four decks and most windows, an eat-in stainless, solid surface kitchen and bright dining room open to a deck adding serenity to your dining".

The house is located at 5763 Cazaux Drive in the Bronson Canyon neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. Please do not use this image in any media without my permission. © All rights reserved.

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Architect Tony Ngai designed the contemporary style house for himself and his wife Margaret in 1982. The house is located at 2412 Cazaux Place in the Bronson Canyon neighborhood of Los Angeles, California.

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Postmodern style house designed by Hawaii-based architect Tony Ngai in 1983. The interior has a three-story living room with a cantilevered bridge connecting the east and west rooms on the upper floor in a dramatic split level arrangement.

The architect designed his first house for his own family in Yokohama when he was only 13 years old. His projects range in size from a 1800 s.f. residence on Canyon Oak in the Los Feliz Oaks to a custom residence of over 18,000 s.f. in Hillsborough, California. His commissions range from ocean front residences in the Bahamas, Mediterranean villas on the Gulf Coast of Florida, contemporary Japanese influenced estates in the hills south of San Francisco and in Kahala, to luxury hilltop contemporary residences overlooking Diamond Head and the ocean in Hawaii.

Located at 1961 De Mille Drive in the Laughlin Park neighborhood within the Los Feliz district of Los Angeles, California, the 5-bedroom, 4.5 bath house in 5,137 sq.ft. is currently (November 2013) on the market listed for sale for $2,998,000, and described in the listing as "superbly designed contemporary home in the much sought after gated community of Laughlin Park. The dramatic and exciting home offers a media room, an office/library, formal dining room, step down living room with fireplace, a sitting room, large entertaining kitchen; with 4 fireplaces adding a romantic element, one in the living room, one in the library, one in the media room, and one in the master bedroom. A wide open floor plan adds to the drama of this residence, as well as the sparkling city views that can be seen from all levels. Decks and terraces abound along with a very private poo/spa".

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Postmodern style house designed by Hawaii-based architect Tony Ngai in 1983. The interior has a three-story living room with a cantilevered bridge connecting the east and west rooms on the upper floor in a dramatic split level arrangement.

The architect designed his first house for his own family in Yokohama when he was only 13 years old. His projects range in size from a 1800 s.f. residence on Canyon Oak in the Los Feliz Oaks to a custom residence of over 18,000 s.f. in Hillsborough, California. His commissions range from ocean front residences in the Bahamas, Mediterranean villas on the Gulf Coast of Florida, contemporary Japanese influenced estates in the hills south of San Francisco and in Kahala, to luxury hilltop contemporary residences overlooking Diamond Head and the ocean in Hawaii.

Located at 1961 De Mille Drive in the Laughlin Park neighborhood within the Los Feliz district of Los Angeles, California, the 5-bedroom, 4.5 bath house in 5,137 sq.ft. is currently (November 2013) on the market listed for sale for $2,998,000, and described in the listing as "superbly designed contemporary home in the much sought after gated community of Laughlin Park. The dramatic and exciting home offers a media room, an office/library, formal dining room, step down living room with fireplace, a sitting room, large entertaining kitchen; with 4 fireplaces adding a romantic element, one in the living room, one in the library, one in the media room, and one in the master bedroom. A wide open floor plan adds to the drama of this residence, as well as the sparkling city views that can be seen from all levels. Decks and terraces abound along with a very private poo/spa".

Tags:   Tony Ngai Laughlin Park archiref 1961 De Mille Dr. Michael Locke Michael Locke, Photographer Michael Locke, Realtor Los Angeles Architecture Los Feliz Treasures of Los Angeles Architecture

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