?dan brunn architecture (DBA)  has completed the bridge house in the heart of hancock park, los angeles, a one-of-a kind project designed to demonstrate innovative systems and ?forward-thinking processes. the house, which stretches over 60 meters and literally creates a bridge over a natural stream, exemplifies the architect?s signature minimalist aesthetic, evident in dynamic spatial choreography of light and volume. divided into ?public and ?private space, the house will be activated with a variety of events throughout the coming year, while it will also be used to showcase revolving art exhibits, which will include a temporary show during frieze los angeles.
 
 
the house is divided into public and ?private space, with a program that includes: living room, dining room, kitchen, den, master suite with ?walk-in closet, two bedrooms with shared bath, one bedroom with en suite bath, terrace powder room, laundry, garage, pool, below-grade pool house with game room and shower. upon entering the public sector of the home, guests will first encounter the living area which features a double height volume of high clerestory windows, open skylights, and a ?living wall? of plants. at the center of this wall, is an inconspicuous opening to the pantry, to facilitate easy serving and entertaining. maintaining the organic intimacy and emphasis on functionality evoked by DBA?s creations, a grand fireplace wall gives the space warmth, both literally and figuratively.  
 
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