Articles Tagged with ''Los Angeles''

In Los Angeles, Hagy Belzberg's home for the USC Shoah Foundation supports personal, scholarly, and public reflection.

In California, an innovative midcentury structure gets long-overdue recognition—and an upgrade.

An accessory dwelling unit is the star of the show in a dense Los Angeles neighborhood.

The architect’s latest exhibition, on view through December 12, embodies the unexpected juxtapositions and “perpetual explorations” for which he is known.

The first of 15 architect-designed temporary homeless shelters planned for Los Angeles has opened.

The new facility will be adapted from a former midcentury bank in Inglewood, California.

The 290,000-square-foot museum designed by Ma Yansong will join several existing cultural institutions in Exposition Park.

The project will effectively increase the architect’s stake in the creation of a downtown cultural district.

An infill building in Los Angeles is revamped for an organization focused on organ transplants.