A glass-and-stone modern composition by AD100 architect Richard Landry — built by PCDG, photographed by Erhard Pfeiffer, and published internationally.

Landry Design Group drew a house of interlocking stone towers and double-height glass — a composition that asks its builder for near-cabinet tolerances at architectural scale. Stone coursing that lands flush at every opening, steel curtain walls holding lines a magazine camera will study, and light detailed as carefully as the mass around it.



At dusk the glass turns the composition inside out — the gallery hall reads from the garden, and the pool court holds the last of the light. This is the photography that carried the house into international publication.



| Status | Completed |
|---|---|
| Location | Tarzana |
| Architect | Landry Design Group — Richard Landry, AD100 |
| Photography | Erhard Pfeiffer |
| Recognition | Published internationally — cover story, ARTAM (2012) |
| Builder | Pacific Coast Design Group — CSLB #1144150 · #1003008 |
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