Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 06_08.19.2009_CA
In This Issue:
  • Julius Shulman, 1910-2009
    Legendary architectural photographer never tired of modernism, and the dynamic Californian dream
  • On Higher Ground
    SF's Rising Tides competition announces winners
  • Budget Bummer
    State Slashes Billions in Redevelopment Funds
  • A Bridge Not Far Enough
    Portland mulls beauty vs. budget in proposed Willamette River crossing
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  • Editorial: Not Business as Usual
    Without business know-how and better management training, in these times like these many firms might as well pack it in
  • Woo Hoo!
    LA planning commissioner named dean of environmental design at Cal Poly Pomona
  • Eavesdrop: The Editors
    Packing Up CAMP, Pearls Before SCI-Arc, and Raise High the Window Walls
  • Foster Fallout
    Brit-heavy team booted from GSA's UN Plaza project
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  • Open: Restaurant
    RN74 by AvroKO
  • Silicon Airways
    San Jose airport modernization kicks off with new concourse
  • Unveiled: West Hollywood Library
    MDA Johnson Favaro's lustrous new library floats over an expanded public park
  • Ennis Anyone?
    Despite preservationist outcry, sale of Wright house could be its only salvation
  • Crit> Madame Tussauds Hollywood
    Michael Rotondi's new home for the waxworks emporium makes a surprisingly public statement
  • House of the Issue: PATH Architects
    The Butler House in Portland, Oregon takes its cues from the rustic architecture of an alpine cabin
  • At Deadline
    Broad hits the road, Billboards away, Moss in Hollywood, Watts Towers, AIA Presidential Awards, and Green education
  • Product: Floored
    Never sexy but impossible to ignore, access flooring has come a long way, offering options for data, air, and cable installations that are sleeker, tougher, more accommodating and more flexible than ever -- and even easier on the eyes.