Tag: Modernism
Jack Laxer, Photographer of Googie Architecture, Dies at 91
Legendary 3D photographer captured midcentury L.A.
Will Silver Lake’s 1940s Texaco Be Saved From Demolition?
Now an auto shop, the Streamline Moderne structure could become a landmark
Photographer Catherine Opie’s First Film Is an Avant-Garde Meditation on L.A.
The movie was made entirely from still photographs
See the Magnificent Architecture of John Lautner on the Big Screen
The organic modernist created jaw-dropping mid-century palaces
Slide Show: Mini Modernism Week Kicks Off Tourist Season in Palm Springs
Your Chance To Buy Spindly Leg Sofas, Get Drunk in Frank Sinatra’s House, and Road Trip With Peter Moruzzi's Palm Springs Paradise
Modern Architecture Kings Neutra and Schindler Reunite in a New Play
Site-specific production The Princes of Kings Road is being staged at the original Neutra offices in Silver Lake
Starchitect Spotlight: Frank Lloyd Wright
We’re mapping the work of the masterminds who have shaped the L.A. cityscape. This week, a true American classic
Tom LaBonge Honors Los Angeles Conservancy Modern Committee
The councilman stopped by the Capitol Records building to thank the preservation group for 30 years of service
A Kemper Nomland-Designed Doctor’s Office Just Disappeared From the L.A. Landscape
The midcentury building was demolished to make way for apartments
Remembering Reverend Robert Schuller and His Architectural Legacy
Historian Daniel Paul looks back at Richard Neutra's drive-in church and the Crystal Cathedral
