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A Floating Garden Opens Beverly Hills Luxury to the Public

The city of Beverly Hills, long synonymous with luxury and exclusivity, is about to open a new chapter with an ambitious development that blends high-end living with public green space. New details have emerged about the floating public garden at the heart of the One Beverly Hills project, a $10-billion luxury complex that has been in the making for more than two decades.

A Vision of Luxury and Sustainability

The London-based developer Cain International unveiled updated renderings of the expansive botanical gardens that will anchor the 17.5-acre site, located at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Santa Monica Boulevard.

The plan includes 8.5 acres of landscaped gardens, with more than half of the space open to the public. By allowing Cain to build two of the city’s tallest towers, Beverly Hills officials secured a significant commitment to preserving open space for residents and visitors.

“We regard the gardens as the soul of the project,” said Jonathan Goldstein, Chief Executive of Cain.

Designed by a World-Renowned Architect

The project was conceived by the acclaimed British architecture firm Foster + Partners, led by Norman Foster. The Pritzker Prize-winning architect is best known for designing The Gherkin in London and Apple’s ring-shaped headquarters in Cupertino, California.

A Landmark for the 2028 Olympics

Slated for completion before the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, One Beverly Hills is positioned to become one of the most significant real estate developments in North America. The project combines luxury residences, hotel suites, and lush public gardens to create a new city landmark.

At its core will be the Aman Beverly Hills, a 78-room, all-suite hotel marking the Aman brand’s first West Coast property. Alongside it, some of the nation’s most expensive condominiums are expected to attract global buyers seeking a mix of privacy, prestige, and proximity to Hollywood.

Reimagining Beverly Hills for the Future

With its unique floating garden and integration of public green space, One Beverly Hills reflects a growing trend in luxury urban development: combining exclusivity with accessibility. As the city prepares for global attention during the Olympics, this project stands as both a symbol of Beverly Hills’ elite lifestyle and a gift of shared space for the broader community.