Tag: Frank Gehry
A New Frank Gehry Development for Santa Monica Gets Approved
It'll have everything, including a fine hotel with public rooftop deck, but not a lot of parking, as the city thinks that's from a bygone era
Not All of L.A.’s Architectural Marvels Are Vintage
Peek inside a new book that celebrates more recent additions to the city's beautiful built environment
These 8 Buildings Explain Frank Gehry’s Influence on L.A.
In honor of the ultimate star-chitect’s 90th birthday, we look back on how he’s changed the city
Take a Peek at Frank Gehry’s New DTLA Tower
The Grand has officially broken ground
How Proper Urban Planning Can Cure What Ails L.A.
The dean of USC's School of Architecture has big ideas about what L.A. should look like
10,000 Free Tickets and Celebrations Galore for 100 Years of L.A. Phil
L.A. Phil is keeping it 100
Frank Gehry’s Next Mega-Complex Will Change the Look of Downtown Forever
Progress is finally in sight for this long-awaited project
This Mid-Century Hollywood Bank Is Facing Demolition
The Los Angeles Conservancy just filed a lawsuit in hopes of saving Lytton Savings
Want to Go to Jackie Treehorn’s House from The Big Lebowski?
A tour of the famous house is up for auction, along with other cool experiences and items
Ugly or Visionary? L.A.’s New Buildings Are Either Case Studies of Architectural Ambition or Cautionary Tales
L.A. has always been a place of experimentation, but now it appears to be in a design arms race
