Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 06_06.30.2010_CA
In This Issue:
  • Morphosis Brings Big Box School to Hollywood
    Planning commission approves square school for hip Emerson entertainment interns, the latest from SoCal star
  • Santa Monica Reaches for the Sky
    Last-minute change to zoning overhaul could boost building heights a few feet, leading to big changes
  • M Cube Loses Boxing Match at LA Council
    Architect Mark Baez may have to tear down his Venice home because it is two feet too tall
  • Comment> Getting Past Green
    William Leddy wants to get past awards and ratings and plaques to a new age of truly responsive, responsible design
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  • SoCal Seeks High Line West
    Port city of Wilmington is completing its own elevated park, a buffer between loading docks and domiciles
  • LA Redevelopment Agency Tries to Recover
    With a new boss, dwindling revenues, and a massive seizure of its funding, CRA/LA is navigating a difficult future
  • And Then There Was Architecture
    New science center merges science and religion
  • Editorial> Calling the Shots
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  • Open> Boutique
    9026 Eyes by MASHstudios
  • Eavesdrop> The Editors
    SF Planning, a Melodrama; Not a Patron of Architecture; Plane Hype; Google House Search
  • ReLAX at Bradley Terminal
    Renovations improve aging eyesore at LA airport, its largest project to date
  • SF Seeks Feminine Touch for Public Work
    City's four picks for contract work have something in common
  • Animal Instincts
    The Presidio hosts an unusual art exhibit
  • Polshek Concert Hall Makes Stanford Sing
    $110 million project latest addition to growing arts district
  • Unveiled> Ametron Electronics
    Shimoda Design Group's headquarters for a production equipment supplier tunes into Hollywood
  • Soft Touch
    Preserving Oakland Museum's edge
  • Crit> Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health
    Gehry Partners teaches Las Vegas, that ephemeral city, the importance of permanence