Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 04_04.27.2011_CA
In This Issue:
  • Feature> New Orleans Rising
    The battered city becomes a lab for architecture with its new waterfront, housing, and public space projects.
  • Glowing Future in Glendale
    City Council approves Museum of Neon Art for busy Brand Avenue.
  • Feature> Balancing Act
    Architects struggle to cope with the demands of the workplace and family.
  • Henry Urbach Leaves SFMOMA
    One of the country's few architecture curators departs for unknown territory.
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  • Q+A> Aaron Paley Reinvents LA Streets
    As CicLAvia returns this weekend, its founder speaks about the project's success, expansion, and goals for the future.
  • No Winners at the Port of Los Angeles
    Cruise terminal competition scuttled by timing and economics.
  • Diller Scofidio+Renfro for the WinnAgain
    New York firm to design new arts center at Stanford.
  • San Franciso's Pop-Up Hood
    Hayes Valley launches a temporary development filled with restaurants and retail shops.
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  • Rad Prefab in Santa Monica
    Marmol Radziner reimagines the trailer park.
  • House of the Issue> Modal Design
    Daniel Monti wraps the geometric Walnut house in a folded facade of Cor-ten steel.
  • In Construction> A Noise Within Theater
    Preservation takes center stage as theater group repurposes a half-demolished facility.
  • Ellis Island West
  • Review> Time Lapse
  • Review> Obscure Objects
    Two shows at SFMOMA push boundaries through June 19.
  • Eavesdrop> The Editors
  • Open> Showroom
    Bay Cities Showroom in Beverly Hills by Michele Saee.
  • Editorial> Cultural Cynicism
    It's time to hold Los Angeles' public institutions to higher standards.
  • Arrested Development
    Santa Monica struggles to build new district around Bergamot Station.
  • Review> Inventing the Future
    Yuki Bowman on Material Beyond Materials Conference at SCI-Arc.
  • Unveiled> Ashland Youth Center
    Vibrant youth center will bring needed energy to struggling East Bay town.