When the music icon Quinesi Jones died in November at the age of 91, he overtook one one-one heritage as well as 25,000 square feet bell air estate, which he spent six years for his liking in the early 2000s. Now, the stone-edited structure-Architect Grald Elisen, a heavy-FAIA-a heavy is coming in the market for a heavy $ 60 million.
28 times Grammy winner Elisen: After staying at a South African Hotel designed by The Palace of the Lost City, commissioned a former high school classmate of the architect. “My father loved his house very much,” Rashida jonesThe actor and daughter of the late record record manufacturer said in a press release. “He made it from the ground with his immense imagination and the talent of his high school friend, mythological architect Jerry Elisen. Our family has amazing memories and meaning in this house throughout his life.”
Jones was inspired by the design elements around the world to imagine the five bedroom, 17-bathroom mansion. 2008 as Smithsonian Magazine Interview, Jones used an African mud hut As his source of inspiration for the window-rich central rotunda, which hosts the primary living room, which is completed with a library, once and a roof. The Egyptian pyramids were the muse of the house travertine, the albaster and the limestone of Jones. Feng Shui The principles guided the layout of the housing, while worldly objects gathered in a long-term career of Jones, decorated the residence. “The whole world is represented here, from Morocco to Nefretti,” He said Smithsonian“Global Gobo, this is where it is.”
Other interior highlights include a double-hit atrium, a wine-dialing room, a game lounge, a screening room, a gallery, a reception area and a security office. The 2.3 -acre promontory parcel has huge views of San Gabriel Mountains, Pacific Ocean and Los Angeles horizon. A tennis court, an infinity-edge pool, a cabana, and the running through the lawn are out of the property.
