This House Was Designed With A Wall Space For Projecting Movies On It
Photography by Benny Chen / Fotoworks
When Belzberg Architects were designing this home, perched atop a ridgeline in the Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles, California, they decided to include a space that would be perfect for projecting movies.
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Photography by Benny Chen / Fotoworks
The wall is located on the guest house, which can be seen from the main house, with an outdoor lounge / viewing area located above the garage.
Photography by Benny Chen / Fotoworks
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