But after the early nineties-style opening highlighting LA's billions of cars, helicopters, and palm trees, architect Michael Maltzan, the Urban Land Institute's Katherine Perez, and members of urban design think tank cityLAB discuss the best ways for Los Angeles to densify. There's also a fun look inside Maltzan's 10 Freeway-adjacent Carver Apartments, and things wrap up with an acknowledgment that while Los Angeles is changing, it's never going to be anything like London.
· How Los Angeles may look in the future [CNN]
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