698 Moulton Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90031

THE REGES RESIDENCEOriginally constructed in 1922 as a power plant maintenance substation for the Edison Electric Company, Kathleen Reges commissioned the architectural transformation of this unique and fascinating property in 1996 to Michael Rotondian award-winning architect, founder of Roto Architects, and co-founder of the Southern California Institute of Architecture. Today, the Reges Residence stands as an AIA award-winning contemporary artist-in-residence creative workspace, united with stunning living spaces. The property begins with a ground-floor art gallery and studio space, containing both guest entrances and industrial roll-up door access. Up the staircase, the second level offers entertainment and living spaces that connect to a private mezzanine, complete with a penthouse private living space surrounded by 360-degree views of the downtown Los Angeles skyline, Elysian Park, Dodger Stadium, the Brewery Art Walk, and the San Gabriel Mountains. The Reges Residence exemplifies a unique and inspirational confluence of the distinctly Los Angeles early-20th century neoclassical style architecture with a visionary addition of innovative, boundary-pushing deconstructivity. The resulting half-acre property is a self-contained creative compound much a work of art to experience as it is a practical and productive space in which to live and work. True