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BUILDING RESPONSIBLY
As in all aspects of our building practices, we take our responsibility to you and to the community we all live in seriously. We believe it is imperative that we build it responsibly. At Structure Home, this means a commitment to environmentally friendly products, the efficient use of resources, recycling, a paperless and sustainable organization and a consistent dedication t

o growth through advanced technology and to the conscious improvement of our carbon footprint. In addition to our own high minimum standards, we have resourced a variety of optional products to suit specific client needs while working to ensure we create designs that are sustainable and in harmony within our neighborhoods, communities and global environment. Structure has assembled summary workbooks as a resource to illustrate and clarify how applying Health Sciences and Green Building Practices can improve your home and the environment.

A New Chapter Begins in BrentwoodStructure Home is proud to announce the start of an exciting new project in Brentwood, ...
06/13/2026

A New Chapter Begins in Brentwood

Structure Home is proud to announce the start of an exciting new project in Brentwood, a complete reimagining of an existing property that will include a new custom home, pool, and landscape design.

What makes this project especially meaningful is that we were brought in during the earliest stages of planning. This is where we believe we provide the greatest value. By collaborating with the client, architects, engineers, landscape designers, and consultants from the beginning, we can help coordinate design development, identify opportunities, solve challenges before they become costly problems, and create a more efficient path from concept to construction.

But this project is about more than building something new.

The homeowners made a conscious decision to prioritize sustainability and community impact by donating materials from the existing home rather than sending them to a landfill. Instead of traditional demolition, this home will be carefully dismantled by hand. Every roof shingle, door, window, cabinet, flooring plank, and framing member will be evaluated for reuse.

Many of these materials, including valuable dimensional lumber that is increasingly difficult and expensive to source, will be salvaged and donated to our friends at Habitat for Humanity, where they can help support future housing projects and families in need.

Why does this matter?

• Reduces thousands of pounds of construction waste from entering local landfills
• Extends the useful life of quality building materials that still have value
• Reduces the environmental impact associated with manufacturing new materials
• Conserves natural resources by reusing existing lumber and building components
• Supports affordable housing initiatives within our communities
• Creates a more responsible and sustainable approach to redevelopment

As builders, we recognize that every project leaves an environmental footprint. While redevelopment is often necessary, thoughtful deconstruction and material recovery allow us to preserve resources, reduce waste, and give quality materials a second life.

We are excited to help guide this project from vision through completion and grateful to work with clients who share our commitment to thoughtful planning, responsible building practices, and giving back to the community.

Building the future doesn't always start with demolition. Sometimes it starts with preserving what still has value.

The Heart Of The KitchenA well-designed kitchen island does more than add counter space—it creates a natural place for g...
06/10/2026

The Heart Of The Kitchen

A well-designed kitchen island does more than add counter space—it creates a natural place for gathering, cooking, conversation, and everyday living. Thoughtfully proportioned and built with both beauty and function in mind, this centerpiece was designed to support the rhythm of daily life while anchoring the entire kitchen.

Designed For Everyday RhythmThe best homes are designed around the way people actually live—and that includes the laundr...
06/08/2026

Designed For Everyday Rhythm

The best homes are designed around the way people actually live—and that includes the laundry room. With integrated storage, practical workflow, and elevated material choices, this space proves that utility and thoughtful design can go hand in hand.

South Anita Project | Los AngelesMoody By DesignDark finishes, layered textures, and low lighting give this game room a ...
06/06/2026

South Anita Project | Los Angeles

Moody By Design

Dark finishes, layered textures, and low lighting give this game room a cinematic atmosphere designed for both energy and escape. Centered around a custom ping pong table, the space blends recreation with refined design—creating a room that feels immersive, modern, and intentionally bold.

Skyeway Project | Studio CityColor With IntentionSometimes it’s the smallest details that leave the strongest impression...
06/03/2026

Skyeway Project | Studio City
Color With Intention

Sometimes it’s the smallest details that leave the strongest impression. Framed by soft neutral tones and natural greenery, the red front door brings energy, personality, and a sense of arrival to this carefully crafted Studio City residence.

06/01/2026

Structure Home | Los Angeles

30 Years of Craft and Coordination

For three decades, we’ve approached each home as a complete composition—architecture, interiors, and landscape shaped in quiet alignment. We’ve built more than homes. We’ve built relationships, memories, and legacies. This teaser offers a first glimpse of the history and process that guides our work.

05/30/2026

Structure Home 30 Years: Part 4 | Pacific Palisades

Rebuilding What Matters Most

The January 7, 2025 Palisades Fire deeply impacted the communities, families, and homes connected to our work. Many of the residences built by Structure Home were affected, along with the lives and memories held within them. In difficult moments, the meaning of home becomes even more clear—not just as a structure, but as a place of safety, history, and connection. This chapter is a reflection on resilience, community support, and the responsibility we carry as builders to help people move forward together.

05/27/2026

Structure Home 30 Years: Part 3 | Los Angeles

Growing With Intention

Growth does not happen overnight. Through careful planning, strong leadership, and a commitment to doing things the right way, Structure Home evolved into a collaborative team capable of managing complex custom homes across Los Angeles. Today, alongside leaders like Tim Rozenboom, the company continues to build with the same values that shaped its earliest projects: trust, accountability, and craftsmanship that stands the test of time.

05/25/2026

Structure Home 30 Years: Part 2 | Los Angeles

Where It All Began

Every company has an origin story. For Structure Home founders Mark Shapiro and Bob Kleiman, it began with a shared vision for building homes rooted in quality, trust, and long-term relationships. What started as humble beginnings in Los Angeles gradually evolved into a design-build firm known for custom residences crafted with care, precision, and lasting character.

Honoring the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Today we remember their courage, servi...
05/25/2026

Honoring the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Today we remember their courage, service, and dedication to protecting the freedoms we enjoy every day.

From all of us at Structure Home, we wish everyone a meaningful and reflective Memorial Day. 🇺🇸

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