The Kyoto Sukiya Modernist Villa

A striking duplex home nestled directly along Chelsea's High Line park. Conceived by a Pritzker-prize-winning studio, the apartment showcases 20-foot cast concrete columns, museum-standard hanging walls with integrated gallery lighting, motorized bronze brise-soleil sun louvers, and a custom architectural steel staircase linking the expansive entertainment salons to the primary bedroom suite.

A sensational engineering achievement in prime Bel Air, cantilevered dramatically over dramatic canyon drop-offs. Minimalist white steel structures, floor-to-ceiling glass pavilions, and polished terrazzo floors define the expansive interior spaces. Features an all-glass car museum display showroom, a 90-foot floating zero-edge swimming pool, and an automated outdoor screening deck.

Sculpted into the foothills of Camelback Mountain in Paradise Valley, this modernist retreat utilizes rammed-earth walls, blackened steel beams, and desert quartz to create a tranquil sanctuary. Expansive glass pocketing walls open entirely to saguaro cactus gardens, negative-edge reflection ponds, and an outdoor fire lounge framing dramatic desert sunsets.