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Olson Kundig’s reworking of a mid-century design centre: West Hollywood’s tallest residential tower.

A penthouse living room at sunset, with views to Century City — Photo Credit
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A living room with a grand piano and the Hollywood Hills — Photo Credit
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A terrace at sunset over West Hollywood — Photo Credit
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A terrace with views to the hills — Photo Credit
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A kitchen and dining room in wood — Photo Credit
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A living room opening to a balcony — Photo Credit
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A kitchen in marble — Photo Credit
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About 8899 Beverly

8899 Beverly reimagines the original Los Angeles International Design Center as condominiums by Olson Kundig, keeping its restored Richard Dorman balconies. It is West Hollywood’s tallest residential building, crowned by Penthouse West, and eight single-family Houses by the same firm complete the collection. Residents have 24-hour concierge and valet, a pool and spa, a 2,300 sq ft gym and Stella restaurant on the ground floor.