Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 09_10.27.2010_CA
In This Issue:
  • LA Main Street's Almost Alright
    Inglewood's (fer) Studio proposes a redevelopment plan for once bustling Market Street
  • Moss' New Samitaur Tower Looms Over Culver City
    Artfully stacked tower brings height to a low-rise landscape
  • Clean and Green
    Cleantech Corridor competition announces winners
  • LA's New Design Guidelines on the Line
    The voluntary rules promise many urban-design fixes, but critics charge they don't go far enough
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  • Architects of Record Can't Get No Respect
    Editorial> Playing a supporting role can be lucrative, but do firms get typecast as architectural also-rans?
  • Unveiled> Dallas Arts District's Museum Tower
    Johnson Fain rounds out Dallas cultural district with 42-story residential tower
  • Eavesdrop> The Editors
    What's the opposite of schadenfreude?; Double dippers; On the line
  • Open> Nightclub
    Cosmopolitan by WRNS Studio
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  • Gwathmey's Parting Gesture at Crocker Art Museum
    The Sacramento museum unveils one of the final projects designed by Charles Gwathmey
  • wHY Architecture's Makeover Magic at L&M Arts
    An old WPA-era power plant finds new life as an art gallery
  • Q&A> Diller Scofidio + Renfro
    AN chats with two of the firm's California-bound principals about their West Coast projects, working with Eli Broad, and archi-stardom
  • Crit> Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
    Belzberg Architects delivers a dose of raw emotional impact at poignant new home for LA institution
  • Field Operations Storms Seattle Waterfront
    New York landscape architects win competition to design major shoreline project
  • House of the Issue> Turnbull Griffin Haesloop
    The San Francisco firm creates an outdoor-living oasis around a magical koi pond in Silicon Valley