David Hertz Architects Inc FAIA

57 Market St. Venice Beach, Ca 90291, Stati Uniti

www.davidhertzfaia.com

Design and construction of eco-friendly buildings

The firm David Hertz Architects Inc FAIA & S.E.A. stands out for its design and construction of eco-friendly residential and commercial buildings. The design approach extends beyond architecture, involving various design fields such as product design, furniture design, public sculpture, and environmental consulting. Special attention is given to research and development of materials for ecological construction, aiming to improve energy efficiency and sustainability of projects.

Innovation with Syndecrete®: a revolutionary material

In 1983, David Hertz founded Syndesis Inc., developing and patenting the production process of Syndecrete®, a prefabricated lightweight concrete cladding that was highly innovative. This material marked a turning point in construction material research, combining lightness, strength, and sustainability. Hertz sold the technology in 2006, leaving a significant legacy in the eco-friendly construction industry.

A tailored design approach for each project

The firm David Hertz FAIA Architects & S.E.A. is a specialized entity in green design and construction, comprised of a team of around 10 professionals. Each project is born from an iterative process that considers the specifics of the site, client's needs, and budget, with the goal of creating unique, inventive, and enduring architectures.

PROJECTS

Wing House with feminine shapes built from airplane parts

In the hills of Malibu, a shiny, cool, and ultra-contemporary architectural object paradoxically blends seamlessly into the landscape, sparkling among the rocks and low Californian vegetation: the curves of the Wing House marry the landscape, offering luxurious and comfortable living

Sail House, the Californian villa inspired by nautical themes

Sail House, designed by the award-winning sustainable architect David Hertz, is completely inspired by the nautical context, from which it takes its name: the reference to the wooden boat with masts and sails make the project unique in its kind.

Renovated house in California. The elevation is Dynamic thanks to the facade with wooden slats

Architect David Hertz renovates a small house located near a beach in Marina Del Rey, California, creating a dynamic elevation outside through a play of light and natural shadows in line with the needs of the building