美国加州洛杉矶房产的这座令人惊叹的现代住宅于2013年破土动工,拥有定制装修、令人难忘的娱乐空间和一流的室内艺术设计,并可饱览从洛杉矶市中心(DTLA)到太平洋的180度景观,最挑剔的业主见此也将无从指摘。于此您将体验难忘的超级游艇,也将发现遍布全住宅的众多熟识的便利设施,包括专为任何厨师或宴会承办人准备的欧洲厨房(配备各项华丽点缀)、一个正式的吧台和休息区、最适合观看颁奖典礼及超级碗的家庭影院、玻璃电梯、酒窖、办公室、女仆宿舍和10车位车库。您的主套房配有一个私人阳台、壁炉、双人用步入式衣柜、带蒸汽浴室和现代浴缸的淋浴间。在室外,您将享受无边际游泳池、豪华水疗中心、室外厨房、修剪整齐的草坪和锦鲤池。该住宅极为私密且安全。奥林匹斯山(Mt Olympus)是为数不多的几处可提供人行道、工程排水系统和地下电力线的山坡社区之一。并邻近凡尼斯机场(Van Nuys Airport)。
美国加州洛杉矶房产的该社区由开发商拉斯·文森特(Russ Vincent)于1969年创建,众多洛杉矶精英即居住于此,甚至还出现在流行文化中,如2003年的电影《好莱坞凶杀案》(“Hollywood Homicide”)和2015年的视频游戏《战地强硬派》(“Battlefield Hardline”)。该社区包括400多处房产,并拥有自己的业主协会(MOPOA)。
奥林匹斯山地区建有相当多来自20世纪50、60年代二战后现代主义运动的建筑。在这几十年里,洛杉矶——以及整个南加州——都成为了住宅建筑的焦点。随着洛杉矶人口的增长和建筑业对这些晚期现代理念的持续探索,定制住宅开始涌现,使用钢铁和混凝土进行抽象、未来风的概念布局来进行住宅规划也开始践行起来。然而现代主义的兴起并没有就此止步,洛杉矶迅速成为“未来城”。50年代末和60年代经济的增长意味着大量的人在航空航天和汽车行业找到了工作。高层办公室开始涌现于整个洛杉矶市,整个网络也很快被一个全新的高速公路系统连接起来。
如今已过去将近60年,洛杉矶仍然保持着“未来城”的地位。随着这座城市继续朝着一个与被汽车交通污染相比、更环保的未来发展,规划中的开发项目既要保护历史建筑,又要增加零售空间、公园和新住宅等便利设施。
高速交通和经常拥挤的南加州高速公路系统的替代方案已经进入规划阶段。建筑师、城市规划师和景观设计师正汇集一处,为居民创造公园和绿地,使其将骑自行车作为主要的通勤方式。
随着洛杉矶继续朝着更可持续的未来发展,不难想象这个城市接下来会发生什么。随着科技和汽车工业的飞速发展,创新者已经开始试验飞行汽车的想法。这也不仅仅存在于科幻小说之中;事实上,像斯洛伐克航空汽车(Slovakian Aeromobil)这样的公司已经将个人航空运输带入公众视野。没错:在不久的将来,飞行汽车可能会和目前市场上的任何其他汽车一样司空见惯。
洛杉矶也不仅只会发展交通技术。这座城市的建筑也将在环保和绿色实践的同时取得巨大的发展,为有朝一日将其打造成为一座复古未来主义者的梦幻城市做出贡献。
赫拉克勒斯大道2235号(2235 Hercules)建筑最近刚刚经过翻新,完全契合未来洛杉矶的理念。
Built from the ground up in 2013, this stunning modern architectural home pushes the envelope for the most discerning Owner looking for custom finishes, memorable entertaining spaces and state of the art design inside and 180 degree views from DTLA to the Pacific Ocean. Embracing the super yacht experience, you will find familiar amenities throughout including a European kitchen with all the bells and whistles for any cook or caterer, a formal bar and sitting area, home theater perfect for awards shows & Super Bowl gatherings, glass elevator, wine cellar, office, maids quarters & 10 car garage. Your master suite features a private balcony, fireplace, his and her walk-in closet, rain shower with steam & modern tub. Outside, enjoy the infinity pool, luxurious spa, outdoor kitchen, manicured lawn and koi pond. Very private & secure. Mt Olympus in one of the few hillside neighborhoods that offer pedestrian sidewalks, engineered drainage and buried power lines. Close to Van Nuys Airport. Founded in 1969 by developer Russ Vincent, the community itself been the home to many of the Los Angeles elite, and has even been featured in popular culture, such as in the 2003 movie “Hollywood Homicide” and the 2015 video game “Battlefield Hardline”. The community includes over 400 properties and has its very own property owners association (MOPOA). The Mt. Olympus area features quite a bit of architecture from the post-WWII modernism movements of the 1950s and 1960s. During these decades, Los Angeles - and Southern California as a whole - stepped into the spotlight for residential architecture. As LA’s population grew and the architecture continued to explore these late modern ideas, custom houses began to crop up, experimenting with home planning and abstract, futuristic-looking concepts that used steel and concrete. But the rise of modernism didn’t stop there, and LA quickly sped towards becoming the “City of the Future”. The growing economy of the late 50s and 60s meant that great numbers of people found jobs in the aerospace and car industries. High-rise offices began cropping up all over the city of Los Angeles, and the entire network was soon connected by a brand new freeway system. Now, nearly 60 years later, Los Angeles maintains its place as a “City of the Future”. As the city continues moving towards a future that’s more environmentally sound than one polluted by car traffic, developments are being planned that aim to both preserve historic architecture while still adding amenities such as retail spaces, parks, and new residencies. High-speed transportation and alternatives to the often congested Southern California freeway systems have already entered planning phases. Architects, urban planners, and landscape designers are coming together to create parks and green spaces for residents to turn towards biking as their main form of commute. As Los Angeles continues to hurtle towards a more sustainable future, it's not difficult to imagine what may be next for the city. What with strides in technology and the car industry, innovators have already begun experimenting with the idea of flying cars. It's not just the stuff of science-fiction, either; in fact, companies like the Slovakian Aeromobil are already bringing personal air transportation into the public eye. That’s right: sooner, rather than later, flying cars may just be as normal to see as any other car currently on the market. It’s not just the technology in transportation that’ll be evolving in Los Angeles, either. The city's architecture will also be making great developments alongside environmentally friendly and green practices, contributing to a city that one day really might look like something of a retro-futurist’s dream. The architecture of 2235 Hercules, with the recent renovations, fits well into this idea of a futuristic Los Angeles.