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A careful update of a 1960s Tarzana architectural gem

Janna Levenstein's 1950s house was a maze of small, dark rooms. With the help of a draftsman, UCLA architecture student, Google's free SketchUp software and her contractor, Levenstein turned the space into a bright, sleek, indoor-outdoor living space where every room opens onto nature. The home's new modern look comes partly from the immense amount of glass she installed. More... • Playing the angles in a Gregory Ain-designed home Also in Home & Garden: • Westwood bungalow remodel • Free software delivers a remodeled L.A. duplex • Remodel of a Gregory Ain • Epiphyllum: orchid cactus at the L.A. Arboretum • Eye Candy: Home & Garden Photo Galleries
Janna Levenstein’s 1950s house was a maze of small, dark rooms. With the help of a draftsman, UCLA architecture student, Google’s free SketchUp software and her contractor, Levenstein turned the space into a bright, sleek, indoor-outdoor living space where every room opens onto nature. The home’s new modern look comes partly from the immense amount of glass she installed.

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Playing the angles in a Gregory Ain-designed home


Also in Home & Garden:

Westwood bungalow remodel
Free software delivers a remodeled L.A. duplex
Remodel of a Gregory Ain
Epiphyllum: orchid cactus at the L.A. Arboretum
Eye Candy: Home & Garden Photo Galleries
(Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times)
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Architects Alice Fung and Michael Blatt help homeowners make the most of a 1963 Gregory Ain design. Modernist box? Try hexagon.

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