1930s Bungalow with Architect-Designed Glass Addition

A 1930s Los Feliz bungalow given a considered architectural addition: the original street-facing façade and front rooms remain untouched, while the rear of the house opens into a glass-walled extension that reframes the home around its back garden. The seam between old and new is deliberate rather than disguised, exposed brick meeting steel-framed glazing at the kitchen. The addition houses an open-plan kitchen and living space beneath a folded roofline, opening completely onto a landscaped garden and a small plunge pool.