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Why I'm trying to raise my daughter car-free in LA
Getting around Los Angeles without a car takes a little extra time and work, but the rewards are worth it. We all have the opportunity to show our children how much safer, cleaner, and more pleasant the future could be every time we leave the house.
The Mysterious Socialites of LA's Wild New Party House
The Yottas are determined to outdo the Playboy Mansion and show Los Angeles "what it means to make party." So far the parties at their extravagant Hollywood Hills rental have featured lions, homeless guests, and women on leashes (as a metaphor).
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An illustrated guide to Chicago architecture
Get to know signature styles from Chicago School, Prairie, and Millennium Modern.
Bringing LA’s great architecture to the masses
Frances Anderton, host of KCRW’s DnA: Design and Architecture, on why valuing LA’s good design matters more now than ever.
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Houston after Harvey
The country’s largest city without zoning laws is at a development crossroads
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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
The stories behind LA’s famous (and strange) street names
They are named after cult leaders, old Mexican ranchos, and the pets and family members of real estate subdividers.
Glitter, glam, grit
The Sunset Strip in the 1980s was nothin’ but a good time—and tight leather and teased hair.
21 things to do in the mountains around LA
Hike to a hot spring. Picnic lakeside. Eat pizza in a log cabin. Stargaze. Pick berries.
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.