Teak paneling with black accents replaced white gypsum board, strengthening the indoor–outdoor connection.
Inside, the restoration largely retained the house’s open layout, save for tweaks to the kitchen and bathroom. The studio replaced the cladding with natural redwood to match the exposed structural framing-and the original design intent.
A decades-prior renovation of the 1,700-square-foot residence had stained the redwood siding an unfortunate purple hue. Updating a classic 1965 Craig Ellwood house in Los Angeles for 21st-century needs provided a tidy canvas for contemporary interventions by local studio Woods + Dangaran. "The architects respect the original house, maintaining its uniqueness and design essence, while breathing new life and functionality into it.” -Juror Kimberly Sheppard, FAIA
This project was selected as a Honor winner in the 2021 Residential Architect Design Awards, Restoration / Preservation category.
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