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Korean American museum design calls for a lush rooftop garden and a sense of mystery

source Coleman Butts - August 12, 2019

Thom Mayne's Morphosis plans an L.A. center with a windowless facade that spurs curiosity and sculptural forms that echo the mountains of Korea. Source: Korean...

Mark Gold: California’s New Deputy Sec. For Oceans And Coastal Policy And Dir. of The Ocean Protection Council | The Planning Report

source Cynthia H - August 9, 2019

Mark Gold: California’s New Deputy Sec. For Oceans And Coastal Policy And Dir. of The Ocean Protection Council Source: | The Planning Report

Before Google Maps, This Was How to Drive in L.A. – CityLab

source Nicole Kunz - August 9, 2019

Source: Before Google Maps, This Was How to Drive in L.A. - CityLab

A clean energy breakthrough could be buried deep beneath rural Utah

source Coleman Butts - August 8, 2019

Los Angeles hopes to store solar and wind power in underground salt caverns, to help replace a giant coal plant. Source: A clean energy breakthrough...

Contaminated | Valley Public Radio

source Nicole Kunz - July 25, 2019

Source: Contaminated | Valley Public Radio

Has the Time Come for City-Run Public Banks? – CityLab

source Nicole Kunz - July 17, 2019

Source: Has the Time Come for City-Run Public Banks? - CityLab

L.A. River planners float three design proposals for a major new park – Los Angeles Times

source Cynthia H - July 17, 2019

Here's a look at the preliminary plans for Taylor Yard, the former rail yard where the city of L.A. is starting its makeover of...

As Temperatures Climb, A New Push To Keep Workers Safe | California Healthline

source Nicole Kunz - July 15, 2019

Source: As Temperatures Climb, A New Push To Keep Workers Safe | California Healthline

Across L.A., murals are a testament to Nipsey Hussle’s legacy – Los Angeles Times

source Cynthia H - July 14, 2019

In alleys, along busy highways, on billboards and outside businesses, murals and street art memorializing the slain rapper color the city. Source: Across L.A., murals...

The new LA River – Curbed Los Angeles

source Nicole Kunz - July 12, 2019

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Fly fishing for ‘sewer salmon’ in the L.A. River – Los Angeles Times

source Cynthia H - July 11, 2019

Learning to fish the Los Angeles River with a former pro skateboarder, Lauren Mollica, and fish whisperer Lino Jubilado. Then preparing the catch with...

Will Los Angeles Lose a Beloved Piece of Public Art? | The New Yorker

source Cynthia H - July 9, 2019

“Declaration,” a twenty-five-ton sculpture in Venice Beach, is an icon in a city of few monuments. At the end of the summer, it will...

An open letter to LACMA architect Peter Zumthor: Stop dissing L.A.’s art – Los Angeles Times

source Cynthia H - July 9, 2019

Dear Peter Zumthor: Your design for LACMA's new building is poor because your ideas about art museums are wrong. Source: An open letter to LACMA...

Swan boats light up the night at Echo Park Lake | Echo Park | theeastsiderla.com

source Nicole Kunz - July 3, 2019

Source: Swan boats light up the night at Echo Park Lake | Echo Park | theeastsiderla.com

SCI-Arc’s Hernan Diaz Alonso on Architecture as ‘More than Buildings’ | The Planning Report

source Nicole Kunz - July 2, 2019

Source: SCI-Arc’s Hernan Diaz Alonso on Architecture as ‘More than Buildings’ | The Planning Report

MWD’s New Chair, Gloria Gray, Prioritizes Reliability of Supply & Affordability | The Planning Report

source Nicole Kunz - July 2, 2019

Source: MWD’s New Chair, Gloria Gray, Prioritizes Reliability of Supply & Affordability | The Planning Report

La Brea Tar Pits’ trippy new pavilion from Spain’s Selgascano could be L.A.’s next selfie magnet – Los Angeles Times

source Cynthia H - June 27, 2019

The Spanish firm's kaleidoscope of color and light is open for free tours starting Friday. Look for more Selgascano designs to pop up...

The Getty picks a theme for Pacific Standard Time 2024: art and science – Los Angeles Times

source Cynthia H - June 26, 2019

Previous PST series have explored art in L.A. and Latin America. For 2024, the Getty is turning its focus to the intersection of art...

The Cayton rethinks what a children’s museum can be in 2019 – Los Angeles Times

source Cynthia H - June 20, 2019

Join our sneak peek inside the new Cayton Children’s Museum in Santa Monica, designed for more than the usual story time and birthday fun. Source:...

In Trump’s trade war with China, L.A. ports are ground zero – Los Angeles Times

source Cynthia H - June 9, 2019

Trump's trade war has thrown a wrench into Southern California's supply chain, starting with ports that handle 48% of containerized China trade. Source: In Trump’s...

The La Brea Tar Pits are getting a makeover. Here’s why – Los Angeles Times

source Cynthia H - June 6, 2019

Three architectural firms — Weiss/Manfredi, Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Dorte Mandrup — are competing to give the tar pits a new master plan. Source:...

That little section of the L.A. River you inherited might actually be worth something – Los Angeles Times

source Nicole Kunz - June 4, 2019

Source: That little section of the L.A. River you inherited might actually be worth something - Los Angeles Times

Exposition Park plans a makeover that would make Seurat smile – Los Angeles Times

source Cynthia H - May 30, 2019

Can L.A. turn the home of the Lucas Museum, Coliseum, Natural History Museum and California Science Center into a pedestrian friendly place to linger...

Eli Broad looks back at the evolution of L.A.’s most important arts hub – Los Angeles Times

source Cynthia H - May 22, 2019

Entrepreneur and philanthropist Eli Broad has played a major role at a number of arts institutions — MOCA, Disney Hall, The Broad museum —...