[Expo line rendered via the Transit Coalition]
Some of the top stories on Curbed LA this week: Kanner Architects Futuristic Gas Station Finally Open; Expo Line Meeting: Rapper's Delight in Cheviot Hills; Light Rail to the Ocean: Even the Sea Gulls Are Happy; Nicolas Cage's Biscuit Lofts Penthouse Hits Market; SignGate: Eastern Columbia Fears the Ugliness Beneath; Art Center Student Explains The Credit Crisis; New To Market: Van Pelt House in Pasadena; Sunland-Tujunga's Dead Home Depot: Reborn as a Target?
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