Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 02_03.11.2009_CA
In This Issue:
  • Going Postal
    Beverly Hills' new cultural center by Culver City-based SPF:architects
  • Healing Ways
    A planned mental health facility in Tucson aims for a more stress-free experience
  • Life Support?
    Stimulus act's California impact still unknown
  • Parade's End
    Gluckman Mayner out at SF Presidio
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  • Editorial: Hard Times 101
    With construction at a standstill, the future for struggling architects lies in the realm of preservation, renovation, adaptive reuse, and interiors. And it's the green way to go.
  • Trouble in Paradise
    Goleta board balks at beach resort by John Pawson
  • Letters
  • Open: Bridge
    Wyckoff Memorial Bridge
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  • Eavesdrop
  • Marvin Rand, 1924-2009
    Prolific photographer championed a half-century of LA architecture
  • Power to the Tree Huggers
  • Q&A: Emily Gabel-Luddy and Simon Pastucha
    The Urban Design Studio discusses pedestrian-friendly design guidelines, nurturing neighborhood character, and the future of the public realm.
  • Studio Visit: Standard
    Silver Lake architecture firm takes a walk on the swankier side of LA design
  • Crit: Cahill Center for Astronomy
    Morphosis' new Pasadena center is agreeably lively as a volume that looks as if it's falling to pieces.
  • House of the Issue: Lorcan O'Herlihy
    In West Hollywood, Formosa 1140 reinterprets the public and private divide in Southern California
  • At Deadline
  • Product: Warming Trends
    In the drive to take back pride of place in the contemporary home -- or even the corner bar or restaurant -- soot-free and portable fireplaces have become the latest in customizable furnishings