Life and Style on Venice’s Walk Streets and Canals
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Sponsored by
You can’t get more Venetian than this self-guided walking tour of homes on Venice’s charming walk streets and serene canals.
Hours: homes open noon to 4:00 pm
Registration and on-site ticket sales: 11:30 am to 2:00 pm, Westminster School, 1010 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice; free parking and shuttle service available (see bottom of page for details)
Tickets: $100 per person, includes admission to the Sunday, May 23, Venice Art Walk & Auctions (a $50 value)
Note: Walking distance is approximately 1/2 mile without shuttle (Shuttle route is approximately one mile.) Biking or driving is also an option, but please be aware that bikes should not be locked to neighboring houses and street parking is extremely limited. (See parking shuttle information above.)
Click here to purchase tickets.
Sponsored by
You can’t get more Venetian than this self-guided walking tour of homes on Venice’s charming walk streets and serene canals.
Hours: homes open noon to 4:00 pm
Registration and on-site ticket sales: 11:30 am to 2:00 pm, Westminster School, 1010 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice; free parking and shuttle service available (see bottom of page for details)
Tickets: $100 per person, includes admission to the Sunday, May 23, Venice Art Walk & Auctions (a $50 value)
Chartreuse House
Tierra Sol y Mar, Inc. with Layer, Inc.
On a traditional Venice walk street, step through the front door of a 1905 craftsman into a light-filled, loft-style interior built with industrial and sustainable materials, with living spaces and a
studio that open onto a central courtyard, complemented by a nested roof deck over the studio with 360° views.
www.tierrasolymar.com
www.layerla.com
www.tierrasolymar.com
www.layerla.com
Nichols Beach House
Maya Lin Studio
In Maya Lin’s first built project in the West, a floating wood box – the owner’s art studio – connects to the elegant volume of the house with a sheltered, multi-level deck; boundaries between indoor and outdoor are blurred, and the house becomes a calm refuge by the sea.
www.mayalin.com
www.mayalin.com
The Guitar House
Studio of Glenn Williams Architect
Architect and owner Glenn Williams was inspired by an early Picasso painting of a guitar to create a duplex that’s not only extremely sustainable, but also a beautiful and thoughtful environment built on the sand dune where an original Z-Boy’s surf shack once stood.
www.sogwa.com
www.sogwa.com
Galan Residence
Ehrlich Architects, Remodeled by Nely Galan with artist Patssi Valdez
The Cuban-born owner spearheaded the renovation of her Steven Ehrlich-designed home, and, with the neighboring lot, created a tropical live/work paradise further enlivened by the works of art and color palette of L.A. Latina artist Patssi Valdez.
www.s-ehrlich.com
www.s-ehrlich.com
Note: Walking distance is approximately 1/2 mile without shuttle (Shuttle route is approximately one mile.) Biking or driving is also an option, but please be aware that bikes should not be locked to neighboring houses and street parking is extremely limited. (See parking shuttle information above.)Click here to purchase tickets.
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Contact
General Inquiries
310.392.9255 or VFCinfo@mednet.ucla.edu
Sponsorship & Advertising
310.392.9255 or VFCinfo@mednet.ucla.edu
Volunteer Opportunities
Paulo De Sousa at 310.664.7948 or PDeSousa@mednet.ucla.edu
Click here to fill out a volunteer application.
Media Inquiries
Tim Smith at 310.664.7910 or TSmith@mednet.ucla.edu
310.392.9255 or VFCinfo@mednet.ucla.edu
Sponsorship & Advertising
310.392.9255 or VFCinfo@mednet.ucla.edu
Volunteer Opportunities
Paulo De Sousa at 310.664.7948 or PDeSousa@mednet.ucla.edu
Click here to fill out a volunteer application.
Media Inquiries
Tim Smith at 310.664.7910 or TSmith@mednet.ucla.edu
