Articles Tagged with ''Los Angeles''

Case Study: Adapt and Case Study 2.0 offer a fire resilience–oriented riff on the famed midcentury program instigated to address the post-World War II housing shortage.

‘From these embers, we can help communities remain or, through silence and complicity, facilitate their erasure,’ writes Victor Jones.

RECORD explores the challenges to rebuilding—and the progress made—in the neighborhoods devastated by last January’s fires.

An adaptive reuse project adds color and light for a new community center and preschool along a storied boulevard in the San Fernando Valley.

Learn more about the awardee in the Housing category by Lorcan O' Herlihy Architects.

Russell Fortmeyer, a former RECORD editor and frequent contributor, is part of a winning nine-person research team exploring how building facades can act as air purifiers.

With its subpar food and antiseptic atmosphere, Hollywood’s new multi-tasking attraction—open 24/7—pales in comparison to exuberant L.A. roadside eateries of yore.

Working extensively in Southern California and beyond, Naidorf is best known for the landmark circular office tower, the first of its kind when completed in 1956.

While FEMA and the Army Corps achieve early delivery of LA wildfire cleanup, challenges loom over reconstruction.

A cramped L.A. bungalow is transformed into an airy three-bedroom primary residence featuring wood framing, concrete finishes, and generous expanses of glass.