Krueger Architects has been awarded three ArCHdes Awards for Design Excellence for 2019 from Architect’s Creating Homes (ArCH). The three projects that were selected are: one new home built on a double lot and two whole house, major renovations. The awards are presented annually to Architects and Designers and are voted on by fellow Architects. ArCH is an international organization of licensed architects focusing on residential architecture, professional excellence, achievement, client value, and service.
Krueger Architects is working on a new commercial retail project on Melrose. We are exploring the aesthetic of old-world Roman architecture for a boutique storefront.
Kurt Krueger, Principal Architect and Owner of Krueger Architects based in Brentwood discussed California’s goal for net zero housing by 2020in the January 2019 edition of Living Brentwood. Kurt is the expert architect contributor for Living Brentwood, an exclusive magazine serving the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles. Below is the full article as it appeared in the January 2019 issue.
Radiant floor heating is an excellent choice for renovations in Southern California. Many of the existing homes in and around Los Angeles were not originally built with heating or air conditioning. This means that no ductwork exists and when you’re doing a renovation, trying to figure out how and where to install ductwork has its challenges. Many times you can’t go through existing walls because it either changes the aesthetic of the architecture and, equally bad, it can’t be done because of structural concerns.
When you are a design-build firm and you are hired to do a major renovation of a historically significant home, it’s a bit like being a detective. The owners of these homes are generally interested in preserving the character and style of the home–all the things they love about it–and getting rid of all the things they hate. You’ve got to work with them to figure out these important details and to also discover what the the original architect’s intentions were.
The Westside of Los Angeles may be up for a renovation and re-imagination of the area around the famed Civic in Santa Monica. Closed since 2013, the Civic once hosted the Academy Awards (1961-1967).
The design of the front yard courtyard entertaining area with onyx firepit was featured in a recent article on Houzz, “See How 20 Patios Celebrate the Fire Pit.” The article details unique and creative ideas to incorporate a firepit into your outdoor setting. Using inset LED lighting behind the exterior grade onyx stone, the firepit has a soft glow when used at night. During the day, it serves as a stunning focal point on this outdoor patio. Our design took top billing in the list of ’20 Patios Celebrate the Fire Pit.’
Kurt Krueger, Principal Architect and Owner of Krueger Architects was asked to be the expert architect contributor for Living Brentwood. Living Brentwood is an exclusive magazine serving the Brentwood neighborhood. As the “Expert Architect,” Kurt Krueger was asked to provide his insight on the best ways to use lighting to enhance your interior and exterior spaces.
The French version of Houzz recently included an article about designs and materials for outdoor partitions, wall cladding, and shade structures. They selected 12 outstanding examples of unique outdoor enclosures and creative ways to elevate the design of your outdoor entertaining spaces.
Krueger Architects was honored that Houzz choose to feature the shade structure we’d designed for the Joffre backyard. This vertical metal slat structure is used to both create shade as well as an intimate conversation area with seating and a fire feature.
Krueger Architects takes top honors in the newly released Top 100 Luxury Home Architects from BOND Custom. Listed among only 13 other California Architects, Krueger Architects designs luxury homes for the Los Angeles market and particularly the Brentwood area.
Custom design, residential architecture for homes in Southern California and boutique commercial projects. We offer architectural design services for new construction and restoration-renovation of historic and mid-century homes; construction management services; and architect-led, design-build services.
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