Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 02_02.23.2011_CA
In This Issue:
  • Feature> Love Fest: Best of the West Coast
  • Architects Without Redevelopment Agencies
    Designers will be badly hurt by California governor's budget proposal
  • Ehrlich Architects Pulls a Desert Upset
    LA firm wins commission for UAE Parliament, beating internationally renowned firms
  • Back To School in Los Angeles
    LAUSD Wakes Up; Commissions Innovative Prefab Prototypes For Future Building
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  • No Stopping at LA's Plaza Cultura y Artes
    Even with the discovery of skeletal remains, work continues on almost-complete cultural center
  • Spring Thaw as West Coast Architects Begin Hiring
    Following bleak recession years, firms are starting to hire for work closer to home
  • Editorial> Move the Wheels Faster
    It's time to clean up zoning codes in Los Angeles.
  • Letters> Contested Ground
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  • Eavesdrop> The Editors
    SFMoMA shuffle; Starchitects, Hollywood style
  • Open> Trampoline Park
    House of Air by Mark Horton/ Architecture
  • Crit> Dolby Regeneration Medicine Building
    An unpromising site brings out the best in architect Rafael Vinoly
  • Unveiled> Portland Japanese Garden
    Kenga Kuma's design uses natural materials to fit into a garden landscape without dominating it
  • Cloud Over Solar Decathlon
    Student competition uprooted from National Mall
  • House of the Issue> HartmanBaldwin
    Historic arts and crafts home in California undergoes sustainable renovation.
  • Review> Grand Time
    Kahn in Venice through March 19
  • Review> The Good Fight
    John Cary collects stories from architects and their clients in his new book The Power of Pro Bono.