Annenberg Community Beach House

McKown & Associates Built 2009 1200 Getty Center Dr
Annenberg Community Beach House
  • Contemporary 90%
  • Sustainable Architecture 75%

The Annenberg Community Beach House is a public facility that blends contemporary architecture with historical elements. It serves as a community space that includes an aquatics center, a cafe, and event spaces, emphasizing both recreation and public engagement.

Architectural Styles

Contemporary

90%

The building features sleek lines, open spaces, and modern materials that represent a forward-thinking architectural approach.

  • Curved structures
  • Glass facades
  • Open floor plans
  • Outdoor integration
  • Sustainable features
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Sustainable Architecture

75%

Incorporating sustainable practices, the building utilizes environmentally friendly materials and design techniques that promote energy efficiency.

  • Green roofs
  • Natural ventilation
  • Rainwater harvesting
  • Solar panels
  • Landscaped public spaces
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Notable Features

Historical Context

Built in 2009, the structure revives the site of the original Marion Davies estate, contributing to the cultural memory of the area while providing modern facilities.

Fun Facts

  • The beach house includes a historic pool originally built in the 1920s.
  • It hosts various community events including art shows and fitness classes.
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