Rosewood Residences
Beverly Hills, CA
Rosewood Residences is a boutique, 17-unit condominium development in Beverly Hills that pairs refined residential architecture with a highly integrated landscape strategy. The project emphasizes privacy, spatial continuity, and a seamless indoor–outdoor living experience.
Designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen with MVE Architects, the building massing and material palette create a quiet, modern presence within the urban context. Generous terraces, deep overhangs, and operable glazing systems support natural light, ventilation, and visual connections to the outdoor environments.
Trellises, pergolas, and hand-selected pottery introduce vertical structure and spatial definition, while coordinated soil depths and irrigation systems support healthy long-term growth across the podium. The raised planters along the perimeter of the outdoor patios provides a green surround to each of the outdoor rooms.
In addition, the landscape design in characterized by Mediterranean-adapted plantings, raised planters, and layered on-structure greenery. A varied mix of textures & colors adds interest to the elegant living spaces, creating a sense of separation from the surrounding city.
From the entry Porte Cochere to the rooftop Pool Deck, generous planting softens the architectural elements, transforming the residential terraces into a garden-like setting, enhancing the sense of home.
Client
Rosewood
Team
MVE Architects
Swinerton,
Nahla Capital
Thomas Juul-Hansen
Earthscapes
Photography
Pamela Burton & Company