Articles Tagged with ''Los Angeles''

The Nokia Theatre is ready for its closeup. It’s well suited for panoramas, too.

You can find pretty much anything in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles: a pair of limited-edition sneakers, an obscure gourmet cheese, or a copy of The Da Vinci Code in Mandarin.

A modern residence perched on a Southern California hillside aims for LEED Platinum.

In Los Angeles, where an average house lists for around $700,000, every inch of the city’s 469 square miles is coveted—almost.

Like shooting stars against a night sky—or a glowing game of pick-up sticks—thin rods of white light dynamically charge the black-box auditorium of the Billy Wilder Theater in the Hammer Museum at UCLA.

To the designers at the Los Angeles–based firm Electroland, modern life is a video game.

In Los Angeles, a city known for its dearth of public spaces, architects have expressed the issues of privacy and transparency in the home in often-unusual ways, typically motivated by a perceived break with architectural tradition.