Hamilton Architects, Inc.

We are looking forward to brighter days and funner nights (yeah we said funner) at Gwen and sooooo many other great spots. If you want help creating one of those spots, we are here working safely...and ready to get started on your next project.

We can't wait to be enjoying a drink with our fellow tequila-enthusiasts at Calo Kitchen + Tequila in El Segundo very soon. We remain open and inspired to help our community grow during this time, to bounce back with inspiring establishments (and homes and more). Take care of your loved ones...

Putting the "California Modern" in California Modern Farmhouse...just in time for the holidays! #moretocome

Our recently completed project is a ground up #ModernFarmhouse in Westchester. #LAArchitecture #HomeDesign #LosAngelesHomes John Hamilton

Just completed on Mar Vista Hill, making it one of our very own neighbors! A custom "Modern Farmhouse". Isn't she something? Via hamiltonarchitects.net

So proud of our friend, chef Chad Colby and to have been part of the making of his new restaurant, Antico! Via Los Angeles Magazine

We are anticipating Antico too! Thank you Food & Wine Magazine. Done in collaboration with Southern California Restaurant Design Group

Just completed! In the Echo Park neighborhood, steps away from Echo Park Lake. In the Craftsman style of course! With access to multiple private porches and roof decks to views of Downtown Los Angeles. Completed in 2018. hamiltonarchitects.net

We are so happy to have been involved with LupettiPizzeria and its speakeasy bar, In Sheeps Clothing hi-fi in DTLA's Arts District. Now open! Via LA Times

In San Francisco for PCBC, gotta see my favorite set of sliders!

Mini but mighty - this recently built Del Rey home was just 1700 s.f. - but big on personality!

We are lucky enough to have completed another project on 32nd Street in Sunset Park, Santa Monica The deep and narrow lot had challenges to make the most of the 3200 SF home. Privacy and articulation are the primary concerns at the first floor street elevation. The side-approach entry reduces the distance to the rear yard upon entering the house. This reduction of distance to the exterior makes the occupants more connected to the surrounding landscape. An office acts as an oc...ulus at the street façade, offsetting the communal spaces that dominate the first floor. The open plan, exaggerated island, and oversized multi-slide doors create connection to the pool. The wood & glass staircase transitions to the second floor, features a communal stopping point at the upper landing, and unpackages the sleeping areas of the home. Upstairs features a glass-walled master suite that opens large sliding doors as a Juliet balcony to the ocean breeze and the pool below. The master bath features a wet room style shower and tub layout and his/hers sinks. hamiltonarchitects.net

Design, build, sell, repeat. But never the same. We love experimenting styles and materiality with our developer friends. Barman II is a 2200 SF major remodel and addition for a repeat client that pays homage to the minimal Mid-Century designs of yesterday. This one-story addition to an existing house features many custom and unique qualities on the inside without being too imposing on the outside. It has a seamless connection from Entry and Dining Room through the Kitchen a...nd Living Room, eventually leading to the outdoor patio. Skylights and clean lines brighten up the central heart of the home and the circulation essentially becomes integrated to the core. The sunken living room with a higher ceiling plane provides a warm intimate area to gather and leads out to an equally intimate patio. The Master Bedroom suite features a bright Master Bathroom, an exposed, polished concrete finish, and is organized in a way to also provide a private connection to the backyard. hamiltonarchitects.net

2353 Selby Ave., Los Angeles Evoking movement, yet warm. Features certain "moves" for everyone. Special finishes, nooks, and skylights...always satisfying to provide a custom touch! Completed and sold. hamiltonarchitects.net