SAOTA Completes A New Home With An Infinity Edge Swimming Pool That Overlooks The LA Skyline

March 24, 2020
The multiple wooden decks, which step down from the main living areas of the interior, are ideal for relaxing by the pool and have enough room for sun lounges, day beds, side tables, and ottomans. #SwimmingPool #PoolDeck #Deck #Architecture #PoolDesign

Architecture firm SAOTA has completed a new house with 300-degree views over the LA skyline and the city basin below.

One of the key design elements of the home is the curved infinity-edge swimming pool with a mini palm tree island and wooden decks.

The multiple wooden decks, which step down from the main living areas of the interior, are ideal for relaxing by the pool and have enough room for sun lounges, day beds, side tables, and ottomans. #SwimmingPool #PoolDeck #Deck #Architecture #PoolDesign

The multiple wooden decks, which step down from the main living areas of the interior, are ideal for relaxing by the pool and have enough room for sun lounges, day beds, side tables, and ottomans.

The multiple wooden decks, which step down from the main living areas of the interior, are ideal for relaxing by the pool and have enough room for sun lounges, day beds, side tables, and ottomans. #SwimmingPool #PoolDeck #Deck #Architecture #PoolDesign

At night, hidden lighting found on both the steps leading to the decks and from within the pool, highlight the deck design elements and extend the entertaining area of the home.

At night, hidden lighting found on both the steps leading to the decks and from within the pool of this modern house, highlight the deck design elements and extend the entertaining area of the home. #ModernHouse #SwimmingPool #WoodDeck #PoolDesign
Photography by Adam Letch | Lead Designers: SAOTA | SAOTA Project Team: Mark Bullivant, Philip Olmesdahl, Alwyn De Vos, Eugene Olivier & Conrad Martin | Architect of Record: Woods + Dangaran | Project Manager: Park Lane Projects | Contractor: Fortis Development | Landscaping: Chris Sosa | Lighting Design: Lux Populi | Interior Designer: MASS Beverly | Furniture by Henge | Artwork: Creative Art Partners | Property Agents: Oppenheim Group & Bond Street Partners