12248 Santa Monica Blvd

Designed by A. Quincy Jones and Frederick Emmons as their own architectural studio, 12248 Santa Monica Boulevard reflects the ideas that helped define California modernism: natural light, open spaces, and a close connection to the outdoors. Completed in the mid-1950s and expanded later that decade, the building brings garden courtyards, skylights, and expansive windows into the daily working environment. Designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument No. 696, the property offers an intimate, residential scale and a distinctive alternative to the conventional office. Its architectural legacy continued with Frederick Fisher and Partners, which acquired the building in 1995 and carefully adapted it for its own practice. Today, it offers a setting for creative work rooted in decades of architectural innovation—where studios and meeting spaces look onto gardens, and the architecture itself is part of the inspiration.Premises: 5,350 ± SF Rate: $2.50 FSG Available: 60 days Parking: Available on street or next door. Reserved @ $160, Unreserved @ $120. Up to 6 spaces Features - Separate suite entrance - Three private restrooms - Open work environment - Exposed frame and woodwork - Natural light