Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 03_04.28.2012_CA
In This Issue:
  • Review> Better Artificial Tears
  • House of the Issue> Anonymous Architects
    The Eel's Nest house in Los Angeles is built on an impossibly-tight hillside site.
  • Getting Greener
    Seattle's eco-district nearing reality.
  • Preserve or Prolong?
    Getty launches initiative to conserve modern architecture.
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  • Open> Car Dealership
    Chicago-based Valerio Dewalt Train design a high-tech space to showcase Fisker and McLaren cars.
  • Unveiled> UC Riverside Student Recreation Center
    Cannon Design takes cues from the surrounding landscape for new student center.
  • Editorial> Architects Branch Out
    Sam Lubell on architects working outside of architecture.
  • Workplace Makeover
    NBBJ's Gates Foundation in Seattle enlivens surroundings to inspire workers.
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  • Q+A> Tadao Ando
    This year's Neutra Award winner discusses architecture as a delicate balancing act.
  • Eavesdrop> The Editors
    Beverly Center's hottest new designer
  • Closing In
    GSA names shortlist for LA Courthouse Project
  • Review> Hidden in Plain Sight
    Exhibition pays tribute to the Chinese-American contribution to LA's iconic modernist architecture.
  • Figueroa Comeback
    Los Angeles finds a way to make corridor plan happen.
  • Game Changer
    Competition aims to transform California healthcare design.