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Episode Review: "Destiny"/"The Winter King" (Fionna & Cake, Eps. 5–6)

Airdate: September 14, 2023

Story by: Anthony Burch, Adam Muto, Hanna K. Nyström, Jack Pendarvis, Kate Tsang

Storyboarded by: Hanna K. Nyström, Anna Syvertsson, Jacob Winkler, Sonja von Marensdorff

Directed by: Ryann Shannon (supervising), Hans Tseng (art)

One of my favorite moments from Adventure Time comes at the very end of season four's "The Lich" when we are introduced to "Farmworld" for the first time. When the episode aired, this reveal was positively huge, adding as it did a brand new reality to the already complex world of Ooo. The show would go on to expand our understanding of Farmworld in the season five premiere "Finn the Human"/"Jake the Dog" and the season seven episode "Crossover," but even with all those episodes, I never could shake the feeling that there was so much more the series could have done with Farmworld. You can thus imagine my surprise when I learned that Fionna and Cake of all people would be journeying to this strangely normal alternate dimension!

"Destiny" picks up with Fionna, Cake, and Simon landing in Farmworld, roughly 10 or so years after the events of "Crossover." Following the destruction of the Farmworld crown, things returned to their (post-apocalyptic) normalcy, and Ice-Finn (or, as the people in Farmworld call him, "The Snow Man") has grown into a strapping Man-Finn who is busy raising three children (his wife, it seems, has died). One of Finn's kids, Jay, overhears Fionna, Cake, and Simon asking around about the Farmworld crown, and so he steals them away to meet his father. Once Man-Finn discovers what it is Simon and Co. seek, however, he bids them to leave. Going against his father's wishes, Jay sneaks Fionna, Cake, and Simon to the crater where the Farmworld Bomb had detonated, where they all discover the charred remnants of the crown. At this point, Jay reveals that previously when visiting the crater, he had discovered one of the crown's jewels. The final act of the episode is a sees Fionna, Cake, Simon, Man-Finn, and Jay square off against the Destiny Gang and Scarab, who we learn has been trailing our heroes this whole time. After securing the jewel from Big D's turncoat daughter, Simon fuses it with Prismo's remote, zapping himself, Fionna and Cake to another reality just as Scarab stabs(?!) Man-Finn in the head.

First and foremost, I must stress that "Destiny" feels very much like an episode of the "original" Adventure Time. This is likely a result of the Farmworld setting: as a world, it is overflowing with an absurdist energy and out-there characters (e.g., Big D!) that I intimately associate with the adventures of Finn and Jake. And let me know emphatically state: This is not a bad thing. Not at all. I love how the producers have been able to weave the Adventure Time "feel" into something new. It is like meeting an old friend after a long time apart (only for that old friend to get stabbed in the head by a space-god).

OK, but seriously… did Farmworld Finn die? I hope note. If he did, that would mean that Jay's actions were directly responsible for his father getting killed. That's pretty dark. And considering all the bad dads in the Oooniverse, it would be nice if one of the good ones was allowed to live a (relatively) happy life.

Airdate: September 14, 2023

Story by: Anthony Burch, Adam Muto, Hanna K. Nyström, Jack Pendarvis, Kate Tsang

Storyboarded by: Iggy Craig, Graham Falk, Jim Campbell, Lucyola Langi, Nicole Rodriguez

Directed by: Steve Wolfhard (supervising), Hans Tseng (art)

After zapping away from Farmworld, Simon, Fionna, and Cake teleport to a reality ruled by the "Ice Prince"—an alt-universe Simon Petrikov who has somehow managed to avoid the madness that plagued Ice King. Simon quickly tells his fellow Petrikov the group's goals, and the Ice Prince gallantly agrees to help them by duplicating his own crown. Things are going swimmingly until the evil "Candy Queen" swoops in and snatches away both Simon and the Ice Prince. Fionna, Cake, and Ice Prince's guards dart to their rescue, brutally (but humorously) massacring dozens of hideously mutated candy citizens. Fionna and Cake rescue Simon and the Ice Prince, but once Fionna and Ice Prince share a kiss, the awful truth is revealed: Ice Prince is not some gentleman who overcame the madness of the crown through sheer will. No, he was a self-centered "wad" who used magic to deflect his madness onto the poor Candy Queen… who, as we quickly learn, is just an alternate universe version of Princess Bubblegum. Thanks to fairy tale logic, Fionna's kiss breaks Ice Prince's magic spell, which causes his crown to lose power. He subsequently crumbles to dust and everything he has created melts away.

So far, of the episodes we've gotten, I think "The Winter King" has been my favorite, largely because of the way it explores Simon's psychological character.

One thing that made Ice King’s story so tragic was how Simon, in his original form, was fundamentally a good person, buried deep within the mind of an outwardly "evil" wizard. "The Winter King" neatly conveys the opposite of this situation by showing us an Alt-Simon who, while outwardly "good," had long ago squandered his sense of morality for selfish gain. Not to get too analytical, but all of the good/bad talk reminds me of what the psychologist Carl Jung called the "Shadow." Put in simplest terms, the Shadow is a part of the unconscious human psyche in which repressed, rejected, or unrecognized aspects of the Self are contained, far from the light of conscious thought. The Shadow tends to seal away attributes of the Self that we wish to downplay or dismiss, making it "the home of the suppressed monsters of our inner world," in which "the energy of [our] dark side" bubbles (to quote Christopher Vogler). Furthermore, the Shadow exists as the inverse of our conscious Ego (meaning that, as Jung put it, "when one tries desperately to be good and wonderful and perfect, then all the more the shadow develops a definite will to be black and evil and destructive"). And because it is unconscious, the Shadow eludes easy detection. Nevertheless, its contents can often be ascertained by keeping an eye out for psychological “projection,” wherein a person denies their own foibles and instead recognizes those defects in others.

Now consider this topic in relation to "The Winter King." Let us start with Ice King, a hyperbolically crazy and "evil" wizard. I would argue that Ice King is a textbook of Simon's Shadow made manifest: He is everything that Simon consciously does not want to be brought to the surface in its entirety. The tragedy of Simon is that, while he doesn't often talk about it, he knows deep down that Ice King, while corrupted and warped by the crown, was an aspect of himself. In fact, this entire series feels very much like Simon’s journey to fully recognize his own Shadow.* And the fact that he starting to do this despite it being a painful process is, in my opinion, the clearest evidence of his ethical/moral character. Conversely, Alt-Simon is not like this. When presented with his Shadow, he does not choose to begin the painful recognition process. Instead, he projects it onto an innocent person; he builds up an elaborate "nice king" persona while literally condemning someone for his own sins. It is important to note that psychological projection is a pretty normal occurrence and thus not a surefire marker of "evil" or anything like that. What makes this instance of projection so bad is that Alt-Simon does this fully aware that it will cause someone to suffer for crimes they did not commit. Alt-Simon is like the "pious" archbishop who burns the "evil witches" at the stake all because he cannot come to terms with his own inner demons.

Now that is messed up!

But you know what isn't messed up? The voice acting in this episode. I do not say this to be hyperbolic: "The Winter King" may very well be Hynden Walch's finest performance to date. Her take on the Candy Queen is truly horrifying in a decidedly blursed way. So fundamentally different is her performance that at first I thought it was someone else! Also stealing the spotlight in this episode is Brian David Gilbert, erstwhile writer for Polygon and maker of many a wacky YouTube video. Gilbert's Ice Prince exudes the perfect amount of over-the-top flamboyance and faux chivalry. Both Walch and Gilbert get a song apiece in this episode, and both do a stellar job. (As an aside, have we ever had a true-blue PB song? Does the Candy Queen's song count?)

Oh, and as a quick aside: "The Winter King" features a few short scenes set in Fionna's non-magical world that follow Marshall Lee and Gary Prince as the latter tries to bake something that will earn him greater renown. Going into these scenes, I thought I would have found them a bit dull, but they were quite endearing. It's obvious that these scenes are a way for us to explore how Marceline and Bubblegum got to know one another, but from the parallax angle of a genderbent world, and I am here for it!

Final "Destiny" Grade: A

Final "The Winter King Grade": A

* My Prediction: Simon will attempt to become the Ice King, only to realize that a full-on transformation is not just necessary but ultimately dangerous. Recognizing one's Shadow does not mean you become synonymous with; it simply means that you know it's there.

#adventure time #atimers #fionna and cake #fionna campbell #cake the cat #simon #simon petrikov #ice prince #candy queen #princess bubblegu

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poolboy-at-the-vampire-mansion · 7 months

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[ ID; Art by Hanna K. Top left in black writing; “Fionna & Cake • Episode 2” ,, In big letters; “Simon Petrikov.” ;; He is shown frowning while rain falls. Books are surrounded by his legs, opened. His suit is dirty/wet. White floor tiles are showing, while the background is black.

Black letters on the bottom; “Written and Storyboarded by Iggy Craig / Graham Folk / Jim Campbell / Lucyola Langi. Streaming on HBOmax from 8/31 2023” ]

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Silliest guy :3

His ass is NOT coping

#he’s sooooo cringefail

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He was then wounded serving in the line at the Battle of Ticonderoga. He is credited with being involved in the skirmish at Bernitz Brook where Lord Howe was killed, although his exact role is not clear. Such was his fame that French regular officers volunteered to serve under him in order to gain experience, so much so that Bougainville wrote: “A captain and seven lieutenants of our regulars march under the orders of an ensign.” He was then engaged in scouting against the forces moving to besiege Fort Carillon at Ticonderoga. in July that same year he was employed raiding and ambushing along the road from Fort Edward to Fort William Henry, cutting off supplies to the British fort.īy 1758, he was regarded as one of the best partisan officers in the army, with Montcalm simply writing: “Langy excellent … all the rest not worth mentioning.” He encountered Robert Rogers in March at the Battle of the Snowshoes, and, some say, defeated him, killing or capturing most of Rogers’ force. In 1757 he led raids in the area around Fort Edward with a war party of about 100 Indians, surprising a British wood cutting party, killing 20 and capturing about 12. Montcalm was so impressed by his abilities he wrote: “Sieur Langis de Montegron has never ceased being used for the most interesting of scouting, also the most laborious, and who has always distinguished himself.” However, he quickly showed promise and by June 1756 he was leading scouting parties around Oswego and gathered prisoners and intelligence that contributed to the fall of the fort in August that year. Some sources state that he took part in the Battle of the Monongahela, although this is uncertain. Langy was commissioned in 1755 with the rank of ensign in the Colonial Marines. Jean-Baptiste De Langis, or ‘Langy’, as the British knew him, was the quintessential French partisan soldier and is regarded as one of the most famous names of the war, although it is unlikely that you will have heard of him. People born in Coulter include Pittsburgh Steelers founder Art Rooney and baseball player Joe "Moon" Harris.We’re taking a look at one of the forgotten heroes of the French-Indian War – Jean-Baptiste De Langis became the nemesis of Rogers and his Rangers! Jean-Baptiste De Langis The CSX Keystone Subdivision runs through Coulter along a former B&O line that was originally laid by the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad. Established in 1864 as Duncan, the post office was renamed Coultersville in 1894 and Coulters in 1900.

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Ĭoulter has a post office with ZIP code 15028. Coultersville was a coal mining village until early in the 20th century when the local mines were depleted and closed. This land was conveyed by patent in 1855 to Margaret Coulter, who laid out a village in 1858. The community occupies land warranted in 1787 to Eli Coulter. The community is located along the Youghiogheny River 14.3 miles (23.0 km) southeast of Pittsburgh. Coulter (also known as Coulters, formerly also Coulterville or Coultersville) is an unincorporated community in South Versailles Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, United States.

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ultimatepad · 5 years

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Balance Hill Residence, Los Angeles, California,

KAA Design Group, Antonia Hutt Interior Design,

Landscape Architecture: Robert Truskowski

Photography by Manolo Langis

#art #design #Architecture #cantilever #balance hill #california #los angeles #kaa design group #luxury homes #luxury lifestyle #boy's pad #pad #manolo langis #antonia hutt

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langilalastudios · 6 years

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My favourite Black Panther character is noneother than the Princess Royal of Tech - Shuri! It took me too long to start and finish her, and to post her here (sorry!) but you can check out my process on Twitter.

#art #illustration #fan art #shuri #princess shuri #black panther #artists on tumblr #illustrators on tumblr #langilalastudios #langi art #my art

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artwitch-studio · 6 years

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ORMURIN LANGI Black marker on paper Custom tattoo design

#ormurin langi #ormurin #orm #wyrm #dragon #drawing #dotwork #pointillism #comission #art #norse #nordic #urnes #urnes style #viking ornament #viking #pagan #heathen #folklore

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met-africa-oceania · 3 years

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Woman's Ceremonial Skirt (Sora Langi'), probably 18th century, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas

Bequest of John B. Elliott, 1997 Size: 78 1/2 × 57 in. (199.4 × 144.8 cm) Medium: Cotton

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/318098

#themet #metmuseum

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locatingself · 3 years

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Artist. J. Pule. (2008). Savage Island Hiapo. Gow Langsford gallery, Auckland.

Artist. J. Pule. (2016). Taumalala. Gow Langsford gallery, Auckland.

Most ideas come from living things. The best ideas come from where I come from. Where I was born is a spectacular event in itself, and that is dazzling for me as an idea. John Pule, 2014. https://www.gowlangsfordgallery.co.nz/artists/johnpule/

Artist. J. Pule. (1999). Death of a God. Auckland Art Gallery.

‘Pule is estranged from the Christianity that his parents’ generation were so attached to. He would agree with the critique of missionaries’ cultural imperialism, but is saddened more than angered. His sense is that a sick Christ was rejuvenated in the Pacific, that the church has sucked vitality from the lives of Pacific Islanders. Hence while he depicts people lamenting the death of Christ, his own lamentation is over the loss of their own gods, and of so much else.’

N. Thomas. (2014). John Pule: Time will tell. Art Collector. https://artcollector.net.au/john-pule-time-will-tell/

This breaks my heart so much, but it also makes me think about the responsibility of me as a christian and as an artist to address the truth of the ways the church has been broken , and of what I do believe about truth. To explore this and do this honestly through art and research.

http://www.nzepc.auckland.ac.nz/authors/pule/burn.asp

John Pule. (1998) Burn My Head In Heaven / Tugi e Ulu haaku he Langi. Penguin Press.

#printmaker #nz artist #artist process #art and faith #locating self #art and truth

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langiinspirations · 3 years

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Tag Game

Rules: answer 30 questions and tag 20 blogs you are contractually obligated to know better!

Hi @justahopelessssromantic, thanks for tagging me! Please note that I’m about to break that “tag 20 blogs requirement” because I mainly use this blog as a reference library and only started venturing outside of that in this the Year of the Great Pandemic 2020.

And even that’s been limited. So I wouldn’t have 10 non-reference blogs to tag much less 20. Whoops!

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Name/nickname: Peta-Ann/Peta

Gender: Female

Star sign: Leo

Height: 5’ 11

Time: 2:50 pm

Birthday: August 16th

Favorite bands: Er...I don’t have any, but I did get into Imagine Dragons during lock-down. And Muse back in art college.

Favorite solo artists: To be honest, I fell back into trance music* during the pandemic so I’ve spent the past few months picking tunes and DJs from “A State of Trance” by Armin Van Buuren every Thursday since March or April this year. *Got into it during the heights of Napster back in high school, then lost touch during college when the stress got too much.

Song stuck in my head: Every now and then, Arty and NK - Prayer pops in, but my mental soundtrack tends to shuffle a lot.

Last movie: I paid to watch? “Avengers: Endgame”. Last movie period? If animated short films count, it was “Canvas” on Netflix thanks to a friend who let me bum off his account for 9 minutes.

Last show: Uh......I think I nodded off to a Mike & Molly rerun last night. 😅

When did I create this blog: February 16, 2012

What I post: I reblog reference material in art and writing (mainly writing so far, since I’m so rusty in that area), and occasionally my own posts from my art blog.

Last thing I Googled: The Leo meme, because the gifs for ‘Leo’ failed to impress.

Other blogs: Just my art one - @langilalastudios. I tried to resurrect the username for one I deleted in order to use that as a personal blog (but in a different way from before), but Tumblr won’t let me be great. Yet.

Do I get asks: Not here, no. Not on my art blog either.

Why I choose my url: Langi Lala Studios is my illustration business name and my pro blog’s user name, so this blog’s name reflects the fact that I use it to store reference to fuel my inspiration later.

Following: 883

Followers: 206

Average hours of sleep: My sleep’s been taking a beating since I was 24, but I’ve been pulling 7-8 hours on average lately.

Lucky number: Not a clue.

Instruments: None. Not even one. People insisting that I play X instrument because Y Golden Child did ensured that I never touched a musical anything unless it was a school requirement. Want to make sure I never do something? Compare me to someone else.

What am I wearing: An old brown tank top, a pair of shorts that are too good for house wear but I’m not wearing shorts on the road, and my trusty Crocs clogs.

Dream job: Being an illustrator. I am, professionally, but this coming year is the year I need to work on my own projects. I think my soul and mind need me to do it before they rot.

Dream trip: Japan, for sure. A full Caribbean tour as well.

Favorite food: Dark chocolate, and jerk chicken/pork. Pan chicken is a close second.

Nationality: Jamaican

Favorite song: I tried, I really did, but I can’t think of just ONE.

Last book I read: More last “the last book I started and need to finish”. “Everything is Figureoutable” by Marie Forleo. 😅

Top three fictional universes I’d like to live in:

MCU - Wakanda,specifically. Pretty sure they have a cure for my autoimmune disease.

The 4400. Time travel and a super power tune up? Sold. Just pick up my 16 year old self, please.

Avatar the Last Airbender/The Legend of Korra. Once again, bending elements? Sign me up.

My tag list. Non-compulsory, so don’t stress: @breanime, @sleepynegress, @blackmissfrizzle, @razycrandomcunt, @starrynite7114

I told you it was going to be less than 10, @justahopelessssromantic!

#tumblr shenanigans #tumblr tag game #my life

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androgynousblackbox · 5 years

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When I first saw it, I honestly thought this was a troll deviantart[.]com/0takeimika0/art/a-rant-about-yaoi-and-fujoshis-775008668

Wow. This is some bitter, boring person. Every single one of their post is just complaining about not every single fan being a perfect writer right off the bat, nevermind that a lot of time they are literal kids who are literally just doing what they see everyone else do in fanfic. Life is so much easier and fun when you just don’t give a fuck about what other people, who have nothing to do with you, are doing. And I mean, every single one of their point show they are just not capable of doing that. 1. You're just writing about them because they're hot. Because god forbid people are allowed to be horny? Because it’s so wrong that people find fictional characters attractive? Besides, the actual point doesn’t have anything to do with the title. The text right before that point is complaining about fans ignoring canon, doing OOC and female bashing some character. Of everything only the last one is something we could talk, and even then, plenty of fujoshi talk about that all the time, it’s a common criticism inside the fandom, so like use that to plainly hate every single one of them like, no cool. 2. You think Japanese is TEH BESTEST LANGY-WAGE EVAR. This COULD be a good point about not using a language you don’t understand, which works as a general good rule for writing. But that should be a general advice, not a reason to just HAAAATE someone, like holy shit, chill. 3. You write shitty songfics. So? Did someone died because of shitty songfics? 4. You leave the WORST reviews. You know, some people are grateful they ever get reviews. I understand wanting some more lengthy but, like... appreciate that someone appreciate your work? Does that sound so bad? And the actual text is “don’t encourage bad writers”, but, like, encouragement is how you get interested into developing your skill and do better the next time. Even if that encouragement looks ugly to you, I know plenty of authors who years later STILL remember their first review because that is what told them that they could keep going if they wanted to, that it was fine. And it is fine. Literally why are you making such a huge deal out of it. 5. Your fics are terrible. Great constructive criticism right there! That oughta motivate people instead of making them afraid of ever try to publish anything ever again! /s 6. You write MPREG. THE HORROR. The absolute TERROR of people having imagination! /s As an acual man that could get pregnant if I wanted to, can people for the love of god just shut the fuck up about MPREG? It’s a fucking trope in fiction, nothing more, nothing else. We write about demons, angels, wizards, werewolfs, zombies, mistical, magical, legenderay creatures all the fucking time, why the fuck do you need to harp on that one single FICTIONAL invention? “But, but, but why you can’t write trans men then” NOT ALL TRANS MEN WANT TO BE PREGNANT, CAROL. STOP USING US AS A WINNING CARD. I would feel a lot more dysphoric of reading about a trans guy going through a pregnancy because it would hit way too close to home, than I would about some random guy who just happens to be able to get pregnant. And sure, some trans guy are going to feel bad the other way around and that is fine. The point is, let men get fucking pregnant and get thousands of fucking babies if the authors fucking want, it’s fiction, it’s fantasy, who the fuck cares. ”But they are cis, they don’t have v” Now, because of you, they will have twins, any other question. 7. You don't care about spelling/grammar/typos/MY SANITY.

8. Your stupid Mary Sues/Marty Stus. The only thing I understood from this point is “I hate fun”, which could have summed out the entire thing as well. Ultimately I understand KINDA from where this person is coming from, but it’s still so unnecesary this approach. If you want to see fandom improve then help it, not tear it appart and pretend to punish them for harmless, silly things.

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White stucco wraps Getty View Residence by Abramson Architects in Los Angeles

White surfaces, both inside and out, offer the ideal backdrop for artwork in this light-filled home created by LA firm Abramson Architects for a creative client.

The Getty View Residence is nestled into a sloped site on a quiet cul-de-sac in Los Angeles. As the name suggests, the 8,000-square-foot (743-square-metre) home is afforded vistas of the Getty Center museum, known for its architecture and gardens.

Native plants are found in the Getty View Residence garden

The home's owner is both a photographer and interior designer, and local firm Abramson Architects designed the residence to reflect her deep connection to art and the built environment.

The building consists of rectilinear volumes arranged in an L-shape and stacked three levels high. Each level has a different facade treatment.

The property offers vistas of the Getty Center museum

"The various textures add architectural interest by breaking up the massing and highlighting the layered forms," the architects said.

The base, which contains a garage, has board-formed concrete walls that ground the structure into the hillside.

A concrete-walled garage forms the base of the house

The middle level features large stretches of glass covered with aluminium louvres. The metal shades are intended to balance transparency, privacy and energy efficiency.

Up above, the team used white stucco.

Visitors enter via a wood and terrazzo staircase

"The monolithic upper ﬂoor is wrapped in white stucco and appears to levitate atop the white, metal slats below," the architects said.

The home is entered on the base level, where steps cross over a reflecting pool and arrive at the front door. A staircase made of wood and terrazzo leads up to the middle floor.

Glazed walls surround a melaleuca tree in the living room

"Initially devised to navigate a steep grade change between the street and the ground ﬂoor, the stairwell evolved into a site-speciﬁc exhibition," the team said.

The middle floor encompasses the public zone and an office. Retractable glass walls offer a smooth connection to a covered patio and swimming pool.

Read:

Urban Operations slots "sliced and folded" white house into LA hillside

Rooms feature ample daylight, high ceilings and contemporary decor. White surfaces provide the ideal backdrop for displaying artwork.

Pockets of greenery were incorporated throughout the main level.

Artwork features throughout the light-filled home

Near the stairs, an abstract, metal sculpture by artist Guy Dill is on view within a lush courtyard. In the living room, glazed walls surround a melaleuca tree that grows upward through an opening in the roof.

"These seemingly scattered view gardens are choreographed to soften the transitions from the common areas into the intimate spaces on the south and the utilitarian zone to the west," the team said.

The main bedroom features a floating credenza

On the home's top floor, bedroom suites are arrayed along an L-shaped corridor. Cool grey finishes help establish a calm atmosphere.

In the main bedroom, the team incorporated wooden flooring, a marble-clad fireplace and a floating credenza.

Abramson Architects added a reflecting pool to the project

"The main suite culminates in a jewel-box reading nook cantilevered above an intimate, poolside patio," the team said.

Other homes in Los Angeles include a residence by Standard Architecture composed of three gabled forms and a swimming pool that cantilevers over a cliff, and a spacious home by Olson Kundig that was designed to "feel like an adventure".

The photography is by Manolo Langis and Paul Vu.

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