1322 N Detroit St

Habitat 15 is a low-rise, three-story condominium complex completed in 2009 and sited on a wide, quiet street at the Hollywood/West Hollywood edge. Composed of two parallel elongated blocks linked by steel pedestrian bridges, the building was designed by Hadrian Predock and John Frane and received an AIA Design Honor Award. The exterior reads as a modern sculptural façade punctuated by an asymmetrical arrangement of varied-size windows and an interior bamboo-filled courtyard that screens and separates the blocks. Fifteen residences are arranged as two- and three-level townhome-style units that emphasize vertical volume, with many homes featuring double-height living rooms and room-scale skylights. Interiors favor loft-like spatial drama and high-end finishes: wide-plank hardwood floors, open-plan living/dining/kitchens with stainless-steel or Miele appliances, quartz or stone surfaces, built-in storage, and prewired audio. Typical floorplans include two bedrooms with en-suite baths, flexible loft/third-floor spaces, multiple primary-suite configurations, sizable walk-in closets, and breakfast bars. Private outdoor space appears in the form of patios and at least one corner unit with an enclosed courtyard. Common features include gated entry, elevator access to residential levels, subterranean secured garage parking with two assigned side-by-side spaces per unit and additional storage, and controlled access. The property’s modest scale and award-winning architecture create a quiet, design-forward residential experience while remaining steps from Sunset, shopping, cafés, and neighborhood parks. The landscaped interior court, mature greenery, and privacy-focused orientation make it feel tucked away despite close proximity to West Hollywood and Hollywood amenities.