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Lorcan O' Herilhy

California Architect Lorcan O’Herlihy Has Died, Age 66

Josephine Minutillo
Josephine Minutillo
June 15, 2026
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The Irish-born architect led his namesake firm for 32 years after working with Kevin Roche, I.M. Pei, and Steven Holl.
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House on a Hill

Design Vanguard 2026: Forma

Los Angeles and Philadelphia
Patrick Templeton
Patrick Templeton
June 4, 2026
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From Los Angeles and Philadelphia, Forma draws “homes” and “commons.”
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David Geffen Galleries

Peter Zumthor’s Bold Behemoth for LACMA Finally Opens

Sarah Amelar
April 16, 2026
2 Comments
After decades of controversy, the ambitious, serpentine concrete structure housing the new David Geffen Galleries makes its public debut.
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The Getty Center

The Getty Center to Close in Spring 2027 for Year-Long Renovation

Matt Hickman
Matt Hickman
April 10, 2026
One Comment
At nearly 30 years old, the Richard Meier–designed museum complex in Los Angeles will shutter for its first-ever major refresh ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics.
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Architectural Record, September 1988

From the RECORD Archives: 'House of the Tranquil Mind'

RECORD Editors
February 23, 2026
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Bruce Goff's Pavilion for Japanese Art at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art was featured on RECORD's September 1988 cover.
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Aerial view of LACMA

The New Museum and LACMA Announce Opening Dates for Major Expansion Projects

Grace Kuth
February 6, 2026
One Comment
This spring, two prominent cultural institutions in New York and Los Angeles will celebrate long-awaited new additions by OMA and Peter Zumthor, respectively.
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Malibu High School

A New High School in Malibu Turns the Tide on Learning

Russell Fortmeyer
Russell Fortmeyer
January 21, 2026
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Koning Eizenberg and NAC Architecture join forces to design a school that reflects the natural beauty—and vulnerability—of a coastal site in Southern California.
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Palisades Charter High School
L.A. Fires, One Year Later

Three Pacific Palisades Schools Rebuild for the Future

Matt Hickman
Matt Hickman
January 9, 2026
One Comment
A trio of Los Angeles Unified School District–led projects designed by DLR Group, NAC, and Practice take the opportunity to build back better following last year’s devastating wildfires.
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Palisades Fire Construction
L.A. Fires, One Year Later

Deregulation: Faster, Cheaper, Better?

Russell Fortmeyer
Russell Fortmeyer
January 9, 2026
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Although made in the spirit of expediting recovery, exemptions from environmental mandates seem like a step back from California's otherwise progressive climate-action policies.
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Paravant Architects Passive House
L.A. Fires, One Year Later

Is the Passive House Standard the Answer?

Joann Gonchar
Joann Gonchar, FAIA
January 8, 2026
One Comment
Many Passive House proponents see the energy performance–based program and its strategies as having great potential for the rebuilding of L.A.’s devastated neighborhoods.
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