One Beverly Hills aerial view (Foster + Partners and Kerry Hill Architects)
One Beverly Hills
A Horticulturally-Rich Landmark for Beverly Hills
RIOS, in collaboration with Foster + Partners and KHA, share a design vision for unifying the landmark corridor that is the western gateway to Beverly Hills. This 17.5-acre development includes 10 acres of botanical gardens and open space that will define the identity of One Beverly Hills. More than half will be publicly accessible, with the private gardens reserved for Aman residence owners, hotel guests and club members. These immersive landscapes reprise the site’s legacy as the Beverly Hills Nurseries and establish a new horticultural landmark that joins Beverly Hills’ iconic collection of public spaces, enriching the city with climate-resilient landscapes that conserve water, enhance biodiversity, and extend its horticultural legacy.
Owned by Cain, the ambitious mixed-use project will link the Waldorf Astoria and a restored Beverly Hilton with Aman Beverly Hills, Aman’s first West Coast hotel and residences.
View from Santa Monica Blvd (Foster + Partners)
Leading the landscape design, RIOS has envisioned the gardens as a sanctuary within the city, where horticulture becomes cultural infrastructure. More than ornamental landscapes, they establish One Beverly Hills as an enduring landmark where ecological richness, civic identity and wellbeing converge.
Project Impact:
- 10 acres of gardens contributing to the city’s biodiversity and extending Beverly Hills’ horticultural legacy
- 2,100 trees from 45 different species and 43,000 shrubs from 355 species of native and adaptive plants curated across nine distinct Southern California landscapes.
- $200+ million invested in resilient infrastructure, including reclaimed water systems, advanced stormwater management, and smart irrigation technology
One Beverly Hills will contain as many as 45 retail and dining outlets, each set within a distinct environment. (Foster + Partners)
“One Beverly Hills Gardens is the connective tissue that weaves Beverly Hills into a larger story of community and place. It gives the city room to breathe and gather, where people can find moments of calm and connection.”
— Mark Rios, Creative Director & Partner, RIOS
Public Gardens
Set within the historic grounds of the former Beverly Hills Nurseries, the public gardens will provide a new civic green space at the city’s western gateway. Two miles of walkways, trails, sitting areas, and water features will weave through species of native and adaptive plants.
The landscape draws inspiration from California’s extraordinary biodiversity, from shaded oak ridges to bright meadows and coastal bluffs. Visitors will encounter pollinator gardens alive with butterflies and hummingbirds, color-themed planting sequences, and cascading water features, each designed to celebrate the resilience and beauty of Southern California.
A rendering of a garden path heading toward Wilshire Boulevard. (Foster + Partners)
"One Beverly Hills is set to become a vibrant destination, where visitors can experience the city’s horticultural legacy alongside innovative, climate-resilient landscapes."
— Katherine Harvey, Creative Director & Partner, RIOS
A rendering of the planned “Ephemeral Pond” in the gardens at the One Beverly Hills. (One Beverly Hills)
Private Gardens
The private gardens at Aman Beverly Hills offer an intimate retreat for residence owners, hotel guests, and Aman Club members. Designed to create tranquility and rootedness, the gardens invite guests to slow down and reconnect with nature. Inside this sanctuary, the frenetic pace of the city dissolves into winding woodland paths, shaded groves, and balcony gardens alive with flowering shrubs and fruiting trees.
Drawing from California’s garden traditions, distinct sequences unfold across the property: the Aman Palm Garden, where filtered light slips through fronds: the Club Garden, shaded by live oaks and Arbutus trees; and the Hotel Garden, opening into wildflower meadows and tranquil pools. Rooftop and balcony gardens extend this vision skyward, connecting private living spaces with the broader botanical landscape.
Pool at Aman Beverly Hills. (Aman)
"At the heart of this vision is what we call the California Drape, a living canopy that blankets the site in a continuous botanical layer and links courtyards, terraces, and rooftops into one unified landscape."
— John Pearson, Studio Director & Landscape Architect, RIOS
World-Class Retail Immersed in Nature
The retail experience at One Beverly Hills is shaped by the landscape, where nature connects shopping, dining, and leisure with surrounding hotels and residences to create a holistic lifestyle destination. The 200,000-square-foot district will feature 45 boutiques and restaurants, with marquee tenants including Dolce&Gabbana, Casa Tua Cucina, and Los Mochis.
Retail at One Beverly Hills (Foster + Partners)
Climate-Responsive Design
Sustainability anchors the gardens through innovative water management that relies on reclaimed water and on-site stormwater capture, supported by smart systems that conserve millions of gallons while reducing urban heat. More than 2000 trees form an urban forest that captures carbon, provides shade, and supports habitat. With over $200 million invested in resilient infrastructure, One Beverly Hills demonstrates how luxury, ecology, and public benefit can coexist.
View from Wilshire (Foster + Partners)
One Beverly Hills in the News
Beverly Hills Courier: New Details Released for Botanical Gardens at One Beverly Hills
Los Angeles Times: This Beverly Hills haven has a floating garden for the public
Robb Report: Aman Will Bring Luxury Living to New Heights at the Upcoming One Beverly Hills
Robb Report Singapore: A private botanical sanctuary at Aman Beverly Hills