2010 Venice Art Walk & Auctions
One great cause.
Architects' Homes in Venice and Santa Monica Saturday, May 22, 2010

Sponsored by Dwell on Design

Explore homes that architects and designers built for themselves in this self-guided walking tour along the border of Venice and Santa Monica.

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
Tickets: $100 per person, includes a VIP cocktail reception at Dogtown Station Lofts in Venice on Saturday evening, May 22

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Reed-Solomon Mixed-Use Project
Reed-Solomon Mixed-Use Project Reed Architectural Group, Inc. On a corner commercial lot on lively Rose Avenue, architect John Reed and interior designer Marisa Solomon have carefully crafted a sleek, mixed-use project that incorporates their design studio, their home, and an apartment for their children in a modern building that feels as though it was always part of the neighborhood.
www.reedarchitecturalgroup.com
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Skywave House
Skywave House Coscia Day Architecture + Design A hovering sculptural form emerges from a single, articulated plane that contorts to produce unique interior spaces over a tall glassed in first level in this award winning home Tony Coscia built for himself and his wife Grace.
www.cosciaday.com
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M Cube
M Cube Mark Baez, M Designs The glowing lantern-like "M Cube" is the first example of designer Mark Baez’s patented modular prefab system with its open floor plans, movable wall panels, built-in floor raceways, solar radiant heated floors, and solar luminous insulated window-wall system.
www.mdesignsglobal.com
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Marine Street House
Marine Street House Gregory H. Ginter Architect Architect Gregory Ginter brought his sophisticated New York aesthetic to this spacious sun-filled home that’s both family and environmentally friendly, and embodies the Californian integration of interior and exterior space.
www.ghgarch.com
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Marine: A Private Art Salon
Marine: A Private Art Salon Whelan/O’Neill Architecture A husband/wife architectural team designed these two adjacent single family homes to accommodate not only their growing family and business, but also, with open, light-filled, flexible spaces, a broad range of live/work arrangements, including an art gallery, such as the Claressinka Art Salon.
www.whelan-oneill.com
www.c-artmarine.com
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Power Residence & Garden
Power Residence & Garden Nancy Goslee Power & Associates “Casa Nancina,” Nancy Goslee Power’s jewel-like courtyard house, is slowly discovered as you climb the hill to her welcoming red gate and then enter a world full of color and surprises, evoking memories of trips to Brazil, Bali, Morocco, and Persia.
www.nancypower.com
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Note: Walking distance is approximately 2.5 miles. Biking or driving is also an option, but please be aware that street parking is limited and bikes should not be locked to neighboring houses.

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2010 Art Walk & Auctions
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