Swiss architect Peter Zumthor’s controversial design for LACMA has turned into Los Angeles’ most serious cultural issue in the last decade, writes commentator Joseph Giovannini.

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.