Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 10_12.16.2009_CA
In This Issue:
  • Test Run
    Riding LA's new Gold Line extension
  • In for a Penny
    Stimulus impact on architects still modest
  • Battling Over Broad
    As Beverly Hills formally reviews Broad art museum, Santa Monica gets in the game
  • Ito's Dream Deferred
    UC Berkeley nixes plans for new museum, the Japanese designer's first U.S. project
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  • Midcentury Madness?
    New SF preservation commission may landmark mediocrity
  • Editorial> A Few Good Ideas
    As we emerge from the economic meltdown and begin to build again, it's time to think about how to streamline California's burdensome regulatory system
  • Letters
    All Accounted
  • Good Working Neighbors
    New office buildings burnish Portland's rep for more than sustainability
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  • Eavesdrop> The Editors
    Hitchin' a Ride, Ave Atque Valets!, Why TV Appearances Matter
  • Open> Store
    Domaine LA by Della Valle Bernheimer
  • Crit> Silver Lake Library
    The library next door
  • House of the Issue> Michael LaFetra
    Rudolph Schindler's How House in Silver Lake gets a sensitive restoration
  • Studio Visit> Osborn Architects
    The Glendale firm, which also offers construction managemement, landscape design, and their own graphic design studio, thrives on creating within apparent limitations
  • A Bolt of Zumthor
    The Swiss architect talks to Edward Lifson about his big plans for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art