æ architecture

10/29/2026

After more than five years of construction, a newly completed Brutalist mansion in Bel Air is asking $36.5 million. Designed by Jeffrey Eyster’s Atelier Eyster, the nearly 11,000-square-foot residence incorporates 10 million pounds of reinforced concrete, with cantilevered elements, angled columns, terrazzo floors, and walnut paneling throughout. Set on a hillside overlooking Los Angeles, the five-bedroom home features floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open to terraces with views of the Pacific Ocean. The primary suite occupies the entire upper floor, while other amenities include two swimming pools, a home theater, gym, sauna, and steam room.

10/24/2026

Gypsum board is not architecture

10/21/2026

Congratulations to the extraordinarily talented Jasmine Park! Three of her photographs of our Concrete House have received recognition in a prestigious photography competition.

Jasmine’s remarkable eye for light, composition, and architectural expression captures far more than the building itself. Her artistry reveals its soul.

We are deeply grateful for her collaboration and thrilled to see her beautiful work celebrated. So well deserved!

Jasmine Park

10/16/2026

Ugly house in. Iconic out.

I transform overlooked properties into extraordinary real estate value.

10/13/2026

1331 Linda Flora by Jeffrey Eyster of atelier eyster architecture | Matthew Melnyk of Nous Engineering | Titoni doors and windows

10/11/2026

For 86 minutes on October 7, Beverly Hills and Israel share the sun.

Light Shared Between Us, my memorial sculpture for Beverly Hills, gives that connection a physical form. The victims’ names are cut through metal, allowing sunlight to carry each name into the sculpture’s shadow. Each name preserves the memory of an individual life.

Beside the Beverly Hills Public Library, the memorial will offer a place to remember, reflect, and teach future generations about the consequences of antisemitism and hatred—and our responsibility to uphold human dignity.

The City has committed $500,000, and the fundraiser is now live. Bringing this work into the world means a great deal to me. Please consider contributing or sharing the project to help make it possible.

The Donor Recognition Wall, designed as an integral part of the memorial landscape, acknowledges those whose generosity helps make ‘Light Shared Between Us’ possible.

09/12/2026

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09/10/2026

Concrete spans overhead. Glass pivots open. Water frames the architecture and draws the eye toward the hills.

In this view from the concrete Bel Air home, structure, material, light, and the ridge collapse into a singular photographic composition—a whole architectural idea held in one frame.

02/08/2026

atelier eyster: fusing science and art into iconic architecture