Set across five hillside acres in Malibu, Modern 11 is a modern event venue shaped by late twentieth century postmodern architecture, raw concrete volumes, a tall glass atrium and oversized red steel trusses. Terraced gardens, broad paved areas and unobstructed mountain-to-ocean views give gatherings an expansive sense of place. The property is especially suited to corporate events, product launches and private celebrations that call for bold architecture and a strong connection to the landscape.
Glass Atrium and Connected Interiors
The glass atrium is the center of the house, rising through multiple levels under a glazed roof. Curtain walls, open galleries, black metal railings and a glass-and-steel stair connect the spaces around an internal courtyard, giving a gathering clear visual connection above, below and across the room. The red triangular truss repeats through the atrium as a graphic architectural signature, while overhead glazing and ocean-facing glass bring in bright natural light. Nearby, the slatted conservatory and wood-ceiling living area offer calmer interiors within the same connected architectural setting.
Rooms with Material Contrast
Inside, Modern 11 pairs industrial structure with polished residential detail. The double-height lounge brings together turquoise-toned concrete flooring, a coral fireplace wall, floor-to-ceiling glass and clipped greenery around the columns. A plant-filled room under a closely spaced timber-slat ceiling has a more contained Zen garden feeling while staying visually connected to the atrium. The kitchen adds long white worktops, dark full-height cabinetry and a substantial island beneath a warm wood ceiling, with a wide opening to the living room and lawn. Bedrooms range from concrete-walled garden rooms to larger suites with wood floors, high ceilings and sliding glass walls.
Gardens, Decks and Outdoor Areas
Outside, weathered concrete, panel seams, water marks and small geometric windows meet clearer glass additions and red structural frames. Paths lead through established planting, stone terraces and lawns, creating smaller transitions between the larger architectural areas. The ocean-facing deck and lower fire feature open toward the horizon, while mountain ridges in the opposite direction give the property a drier, more remote Malibu character. The expansive skate area, bounded by concrete walls and tall perimeter lights, has an open surface and a circular stepped fountain at its center.
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Set across five hillside acres in Malibu, Modern 11 is a modern event venue shaped by late twentieth century postmodern architecture, raw concrete volumes, a tall glass atrium and oversized red steel trusses. Terraced gardens, broad paved areas and unobstructed mountain-to-ocean views give gatherings an expansive sense of place. The property is especially suited to corporate events, product launches and private celebrations that call for bold architecture and a strong connection to the landscape.
Glass Atrium and Connected Interiors
The glass atrium is the center of the house, rising through multiple levels under a glazed roof. Curtain walls, open galleries, black metal railings and a glass-and-steel stair connect the spaces around an internal courtyard, giving a gathering clear visual connection above, below and across the room. The red triangular truss repeats through the atrium as a graphic architectural signature, while overhead glazing and ocean-facing glass bring in bright natural light. Nearby, the slatted conservatory and wood-ceiling living area offer calmer interiors within the same connected architectural setting.
Rooms with Material Contrast
Inside, Modern 11 pairs industrial structure with polished residential detail. The double-height lounge brings together turquoise-toned concrete flooring, a coral fireplace wall, floor-to-ceiling glass and clipped greenery around the columns. A plant-filled room under a closely spaced timber-slat ceiling has a more contained Zen garden feeling while staying visually connected to the atrium. The kitchen adds long white worktops, dark full-height cabinetry and a substantial island beneath a warm wood ceiling, with a wide opening to the living room and lawn. Bedrooms range from concrete-walled garden rooms to larger suites with wood floors, high ceilings and sliding glass walls.
Gardens, Decks and Outdoor Areas
Outside, weathered concrete, panel seams, water marks and small geometric windows meet clearer glass additions and red structural frames. Paths lead through established planting, stone terraces and lawns, creating smaller transitions between the larger architectural areas. The ocean-facing deck and lower fire feature open toward the horizon, while mountain ridges in the opposite direction give the property a drier, more remote Malibu character. The expansive skate area, bounded by concrete walls and tall perimeter lights, has an open surface and a circular stepped fountain at its center.
