The William Pereira Residence, 1960 | Hancock Park | Architect: William Pereira. 135 N Rossmore Ave

William Pereira's architectural works in California, such as the Transamerica Pyramid in San Francisco, the LAX “Theme” Building, and Geisel Library at UCSD in San Diego reflect his distinctive style characterized by bold forms and innovative use of materials. His grand civic gestures can be found here at home…
The William Pereira Residence in Los Angeles stands as a testament to mid-20th century architectural innovation and elegance. Designed by the renowned architect William Pereira himself in the late 1950s, this iconic home exemplifies modernist principles with its clean lines, expansive glass walls, and integration with its natural surroundings. Located in Hancock Park on Wilshire Country Club, its striking geometric forms and thoughtful spatial arrangement reflect Pereira's vision of harmonizing functionality with aesthetic grace, making it a landmark of architectural significance in Los Angeles.