David Lynch Compound
| David Lynch Compound | |
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 The building at 7035 Senalda Drive, seen in Lost Highway | |
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| Type | Residential home |
Architectural style | Mid-century modern |
| Location | 7017, 7029, and 7035 Senalda Drive, Los Angeles, California |
Completed | 1967 |
| Technical details | |
| Floor area | 11,000 sq. ft. |
| Design and construction | |
| Architects | Lloyd Wright, Eric Lloyd Wright, David Lynch |
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The David Lynch Compound collectively refers to several buildings on Senalda Road in the west Hollywood Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, previously owned by filmmaker David Lynch until his death in 2025. The compound consists of eight buildings designed by Lloyd Wright, Eric Lloyd Wright, and Lynch. The three main buildings at 7017, 7029, and 7035 Senalda Road were designed by Lloyd Wright in 1963. Wright's son Eric collaborated with Lynch on the design and construction of several additional buildings after Lynch purchased the compound in the 1990s. Lynch notably shot scenes for the film Lost Highway (1997) at the compound.