Exterior Renovation of an existing home located in Old Metairie, LA
The scope of the project included a porch addition, pool and cabana structure, for an existing home located in Old Metairie, LA
A Los Angeles Residence Celebrating Art and Nature
Nestled into Santa Monica Canyon, this residence seamlessly fits into its wooded locale while serving as a backdrop for a world-class art collection
SPF:a completes renovation of 1970s Jerrold Lomax residential design
Located along the Malibu, CA coast, the Taylor Beach House is well appointed with 5,000 square feet of modern living space…
Call for Submission: Emotions, Architecture, Opioids
How architecture and its emotional impact can help solve the opioid crisis in America
Stoneridge Residence by Assembledge+
Located along the scenic Mulholland Drive in the hills of Bel Air, the Stoneridge Residence is a remodel of a one-story estate.
Myodetox, West Hollywood by Reflect Architecture
Myodetox, a Canadian company founded in 2015, offers a unique and forward-thinking experience in the manual therapy space
An unusual historic hotel might be built in Downtown Los Angeles by 2022
A slim hotel tower slated to rise on a Historic Core parking lot is slated to begin construction in spring 2020 and wrap up in 2022.
The Pod life – giving up privacy to live in America’s most expensive cities
Housing costs have become so expensive in some cities that people are renting bunk beds in a communal home for $1,200 a month
The SIX Veterans Housing by Brooks + Scarpa
The SIX is a 52-unit affordable housing project provides a home, support services and rehabilitation for previously homeless and/or disabled veterans
Ancient Art of Japanese Tattooing Inspires Latest Little Tokyo Restaurant in Los Angeles
Sake Dojo in Los Angeles’ historic Little Tokyo neighborhood gets inked in unexpected ways.
Coffee for Sasquatch by Dan Brunn Architecture
Dan Brunn Architecture transformed a former art gallery into the first Coffee for Sasquatch location by implementing a playful, modern design.
Hide Out House, Los Angeles by Dan Brunn Architecture
The original homeowners commissioned architect Frank Gehry to design the original home in the 1970s. Gehry’s vision wasn’t fully realized but the house is considered to be his first single-family project.