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Case study, nº 01

A residence on Camden Dr.

The Limestone Plane · Beverly Hills · HR Development Inc.

Beverly Hills custom residence on Camden Dr (The Limestone Plane) by HR Development Inc.Nº 01
Camden Dr, Beverly Hills · on-site photograph

The residence

Camden Dr, Beverly Hills

The Limestone Plane

Configuration
French Villa, two stories above grade plus a habitable basement
Typology
New construction
Lot
15,201 sf · 0.35 acre
Residence
About 11,900 sf: 7,546 sf above grade + 4,318 sf basement
Bedrooms
7
Building height
30 feet

Camden is a French-villa estate of roughly 11,900 square feet planned across three levels on a quarter-plus-acre Beverly Hills lot. Above grade, two stories of bookmatched limestone hold the formal rooms, a library, and seven bedrooms; below grade, a full habitable basement becomes a private entertainment and wellness floor.

That lower level is the heart of the house: an acoustically treated theater, a glass wine room, a basement bar, and a sauna and steam suite, with a gym beside the principal suites. Two kitchens, bars on the first and second floors, and an outdoor BBQ kitchen give every kind of entertaining its own room, and the plan opens to a pool and spa on the grounds.

In one line

A limestone house above grade, a private entertainment club below it.

The engineering

The complexity is structural and below grade. HR Development carried the habitable basement and its full waterproofing build-up under a Sika Sarnafil roof, then integrated the estate systems: a sixty-plus-keypad Crestron platform across forty audio zones, a standby generator, a residential elevator, and a concealed vault, holding Italian and custom cabinetry, precast stonework, and ornamental iron to one line across all three levels.

The estate

Programmed across three levels

Camden is planned across three levels. Above grade, two stories of limestone formal rooms, a library, and seven bedrooms; below grade, a habitable basement given over to entertainment and wellness; and outside, a pool, spa, and outdoor kitchen that pull the plan into the landscape. A residential elevator ties the levels together, and the whole estate runs on integrated systems over a fully waterproofed structure.

Principal rooms

  • Bookmatched limestone living rooms
  • Marble fireplaces
  • Library
  • Formal dining room

Suites

  • Seven bedrooms across the upper levels
  • Primary suite, top floor
  • Guest suite
  • Maid's room

Kitchens & bars

  • Chef's kitchen: Wolf 60-inch range & hood, steam oven, warming drawers, island beverage center
  • Second kitchen & pantry
  • First-floor bar & second-floor lounge
  • Basement bar

Wellness & recreation

  • Acoustically treated home theater
  • Glass-fronted wine room
  • Sauna and steam suite
  • Gym with bath

Grounds

  • Swimming pool, 36 by 16 feet
  • Spa, 11 by 5 feet
  • Outdoor BBQ kitchen
  • Landscaped grounds

Systems & structure

  • Habitable basement on a full waterproofing build-up
  • Sika Sarnafil roof
  • Crestron: 60-plus keypads, 40 audio zones
  • Standby generator
  • Residential elevator & concealed vault
Place
Beverly Hills
Year
2026
Concept
The Limestone Plane
Configuration
French Villa, two stories above grade plus a habitable basement
Typology
New construction
Lot
15,201 sf · 0.35 acre

The build sequence

How it came together

The order the work was solved — from the structure outward to the final finish.

  1. I

    Below-grade waterproofing

    A full waterproofing build-up — waterstop at the cold joints, polymer-modified cement, peel-and-stick and bentonite membranes, and drainage board — sealing the subterranean level.

  2. II

    Roof envelope

    A Sika Sarnafil roof closed over the structure above.

  3. III

    Amenity infrastructure

    The Crestron platform, the standby generator, the elevator, the vault, and the chandelier lift layered in.

  4. IV

    Finish, held to one line

    Italian and custom cabinetry, precast stonework, and ornamental iron carried across two floors and the level below.

Nº 01Exterior Architecture

The limestone plane

Bookmatched limestone, glass, and landscape resolve into one horizontal line. The street reads as restraint; the precision lives in the joints.

Nº 02Outdoor Living

Grounds and water

Terraces and pool extend the plan outward, and a walkable skylight carries daylight down to the level below.

Nº 03Kitchen

The family & chef's kitchen

A Wolf-equipped chef's kitchen with prep pantry, steam oven, and island beverage center, finished in stone to the datum of the public rooms.

Nº 04Living Spaces

The principal rooms

Above grade the house stays calm and formal, stone and marble held to a single datum across the public rooms.

Nº 05Dining Room

The formal table

A dedicated dining room holds the entertaining program to one room, finished in stone and light like the rest of the public floor.

Nº 06Library

The library

A quiet book-lined room off the principal rooms, detailed to the same limestone datum as the living spaces.

Nº 07Fireplace

Marble hearths

Marble fireplaces anchor the principal rooms, each set as a focal point within the limestone envelope.

Nº 08Wine & Bar

Bars and the wine room

Bars on more than one level and a glass-fronted wine room give every kind of gathering its own room.

Nº 09Staircases

Vertical circulation

A sculptural stair and a residential elevator connect three levels, framed by feature stone.

Nº 10Skylight

Daylight from above

A walkable skylight carries daylight through the stair hall and down to the level below.

Nº 11Bathrooms & Powder Rooms

Marble baths

Marble baths and powder rooms throughout the house, including the primary suite, held to one finish line.

Nº 12Closets & Dressing

His and hers dressing

Custom closets and dressing rooms with integrated millwork, planned as rooms in their own right.

Nº 13Sauna & Steam

The spa level

A sauna and steam suite engineered into the lower level as a true wellness floor beside the gym.

Nº 14Smart Home & Systems

The estate, integrated

A Crestron platform of sixty-plus keypads and forty audio zones, a standby generator, and a concealed vault run quietly behind the finish.

Nº 15Construction Progress

Beneath the finish

A full subterranean shell, waterproofed in layers under a Sika Sarnafil roof, is the structure the entire amenity floor depends on.

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