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Helena Modjeska’s California paradise
The 19th century’s most famous actress built a rambling cottage in a wood-studded valley at the foot of the Santa Ana Mountains.
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Solving Salk’s mystery
How scientists lifted the shadow from Louis Kahn's most famous building.
The Bradbury Building before ‘Blade Runner’
Before it was immortalized in countless movies, the fantastic building in Downtown Los Angeles was a bustling civic center that embraced all of the drama Los Angeles had to offer.
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s forgotten Hollywood sandcastle
I lived next door to Wright’s least-famous textile-block house—and it shaped my career
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On the road with Frank Lloyd Wright
The architect’s annual pilgrimages between Wisconsin and Arizona combined his passions: cars, architecture, and the American landscape
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Zaha Hadid: A complete list of unbuilt designs
Unbuilt, unrealized, and in-progress designs from the late architect's unfolding legacy
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The Hollywood Sign: A solution to the crisis
The landmark’s neighbors are typical of the powerful movement to privatize public space in LA—can they be stopped?
Llano del Rio: The ruins of LA’s socialist colony
Hundreds of colonists crossed treacherous roads out of Los Angeles to form a thriving utopia in the Antelope Valley. But their dream of cooperative living was short-lived.
Inside Merry Norris's art-filled sanctuary in the Hollywood Hills
On the eve of Norris being honored by SCI-Arc for transforming LA’s public spaces, we go inside the influential art advocate’s home
A look inside Wattles Mansion’s 2017 Design Showcase
See how LA’s top interior designers styled Hollywood’s only remaining pre-film-industry estate