Indiana Avenue is a project designed by Spatial Affairs Bureau. One of the first of a collection of residential remodel projects in the Los Angeles area by Peter Culley, Spatial Affairs Bureau project, has been recently sold for several hundred thousand dollars over the asking price. Photography by Benny Chan.

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The 1950?s simple wood-framed bungalow was completely reimagined in 2014 with a ?redux? approach to it?s previously decorative exterior, and a carved-out interior full of light.
The seller, Halton Pardee and Partners, described the property thus:
?Jewel of Venice. An exquisitely reimagined, custom, mid-century, home by famed architect Peter Culley, nestles beneath an artfully branched tree. The sleek design draws you to the Ipe wood shaded front porch. Inside, pure modernity, and pure serenity, awaits. Sunlight streams through high, skylit ceilings. Relax in the great room, with receding Fleetwood glass walls, front and back. The modern kitchen is like an art installation, where cooking is both performance and comfort. The wet bar hosts happy hour, which flows out to the deck. Interior doors fall flush against floating walls and lead to 2 bedrooms and a convertible den. The private main suite is set in the garden, the huge bathroom has a glass walled shower. It’s as if you were bathing in a rainforest, surrounded by a garden oasis of passion fruit vines and bouganvilla.? Project Text:

The existing confused plan ...