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June 2, 2011 – A Glorious Nightmare of a Place

Blue-Green-Red (the Pacific Design Center, Cesar Pelli, in transition) – May 27, 2011

May 20, 2011 – Ghosts of the Twenties

Old Friends – March 31, 2011

1930 Royalty (the Royal Carlton, East Hollywood) – March 17, 2011

March 10, 2011 – That Miracle Mile

Echoes from 1924 (the Jensen’s Recreation Center building in Echo Park) – March 8, 2011

Local Ruins (Hollywood's Pantages Theater) – March 3, 2011

February 10, 2011 – Twenties Detailing

January 4, 2011 – Frank Lloyd Wright's 1924 Ennis House

December 9, 2010 – First and Hope (Frank Gehry's Disney Concert Hall)

World Famous (California Bank Branch, 1929, John and Donald B. Parkinson) – November 5, 2010

Eighty Years Ago – September 16, 2010

Concerning 1928 (the Culver City Masonic Temple) – September 10, 2010

Dark Avalon (the Avalon Theater on Vine) – September 8, 2010

The Survivor – August 5, 2010

Architectural Notes – July 22, 2010

 

July 21, 2010 – Regarding the Past

Deco Days – July 19, 2010

July 1, 2010 – Highland and Willoughby

It Was Complicated – June 28, 2010

LA Baroque – June 1, 2010

Possibilities – May 13, 2010

April 6, 2010 – That Miracle Mile

All in a Row – March 15, 2010

Hollywood Seville (the Fairbanks Center for Motion Picture Study) – March 11, 2010

In Better Times (the Spring Street Financial District) – March 8, 2010

Monumental – February 3, 2010

Hollywood 1926-1928 – December 9, 2009

Rainy Day Deco – December 7, 2009

Recycled Temple (S. Tilden Norton, 1925) – November 11, 2009

1931 Gold (black and gold terra cotta Art Deco, 1931, Arthur E. Harvey) – November 10, 2009

Western Detailing – November 10, 2009

Imperial City (the Los Angeles Times Building and City Hall) – October 22, 2009

Far Out (the Million Dollar Theater, 1917) – October 23, 2009

Postindustrial LA – October 16, 2009

Art Deco Lives (the the Wilshire Theater restored) – October 15, 2009

Wilshire 1929 – October 7, 2009

Straight from 1924 (Jensen's Melrose Theatre) – September 1, 2009

The Fine Arts – August 28, 2009

Art Deco Blue – August 20, 2009

The Rogers Folly (the Beverly Hills City Hall) – July 15, 2009

Ghost Windows – July 8, 2009

Frank Lloyd Wright on Hollywood Boulevard – May 18, 2009

From the Thirties (the El Rey Theater) – April 13, 2009

Precious Palladian (Pasadena City Hall) – February 19, 2009

God Gone Now (an old church) – February 19, 2009

Heroic Patriotism – January 20, 2009

More Architectural History – August 21, 2008

Classic Intimidation (a 1925 hotel, restored) – August 13, 2008

1505 Fourth – July 17, 2008

Dark Theater – May 26, 2008

1929 in Malibu – May 16, 2008

Hollywood Architecture Just Before the Great Depression – May 7, 2008

The Unforgiving Modern – Eliot Noyes' 1963 "punch card" building and the Galef Center for Fine Arts – April 24, 2008

The Dark Capitan (The El Capitan Theater, Churrigueresque darkness) – April 16, 2008

Art Deco Details – April 8, 2008

The Gilded Age (All-American Art Deco from 1929) – March 25, 2008

Little Egyptian (The Vista Theater on Sunset) – March 4, 2008

Safe and Secure (A Federalist Bank) – March 4, 2008

Geometric Isolation (the Broad Contemporary Art Museum, Renzo Piano) – February 25, 2008

Extreme Victorian (the Wadsworth Chapel) – February 29, 2008

Building Islam (The King Fahd Mosque, Culver City) – February 19, 2008

 

Kirk's Place Now

The Culver, now the Kirk Douglas Theater, 9820 Washington Boulevard, Culver City - Architect: Carl G. Moeller, 1947, restoration, Steven Ehrlich Architects, 2001 – January 30, 2008

 

On Broadway – January 23, 2008

Fractal Architecture (Helios House) – January 11, 2008

Theatrical Excess (The Loyola Theater, 1946, Clarence J. Smale) – December 13, 2007

Painting the Past – December 7, 2007

 

Griffith Observatory – November 5, 2007

A Brief Architectural Tour of the Hollywood Twenties – September 24, 2007

Hollywood Gothic – July 24, 2007

Getting Art Deco Right (Bullocks Wilshire) – July 15, 2007

Everyday Art Deco (Wilshire Tower, 5500 Wilshire Boulevard) – June 25, 2007

Art Deco Jewel (Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles, Wilshire Boulevard) – June 27, 2007

1930 Art Deco Now – June 5, 2007

Architectural Angles - March 22, 2007

A Serious Building - 4 March 2007

Wilshire Mixer - 4 March 2007

1929 - Architectural Detailing - 19 November 2006

Landmark Architecture - The Long Beach Monster - 5 November 2006
Architectural Note - Different Times - 5 November 2006
1927 Rococo Madness - The Avalon Hollywood, 1735 North Vine, Hollywood - a Rococo Palace - 8 October 2006
Verticals - the Equitable Building - 1929, by Alexander Curlett, on the northeast corner of Hollywood and Vine - 8 October 2006


Hollywood Architecture - The North Harper Avenue Historic District - 1 October 2006

Fine Living in Hollywood's Golden Age - 20 August 2006
Color - Pink Trashy Walls - 20 August 2006
Architectural Details - 30 July 2006
An Office: Just what it should look like... - 23 July 2006
Architecture: Hollywood in the Twenties (four nested pages) - 16 July 2006


Architecture: Good Old Buildings (four pages, four styles) - 2 July 2006

Architecture: Folk Art - 25 June 2006
Architecture: Architectural Detail and Hollywood History - 11 June 2006
Architecture: One Of The Finest Examples Of Art Deco Architecture In The United States (The Wiltern) - 7 May 2006
Architecture: At the Walt Disney Concert Hall - 23 April 2006
Zigzag Time - 2 April 2006
Old Art Deco Hollywood - 2 April 2006
Color - The Pacific Design Center - 26 March 2006
The Getty Center: Architectural and Cultural Notes with Seven Pages of Photos
Architectural Ruins: Ennis House - Frank Lloyd Wright - Los Angeles, 1924
The Wright Stuff: The Frank Lloyd Wright Stoner House in Hollywood (1923)
Union Station, Los Angeles
Landmark Architecture: On Location at the Bradbury Building
Past Glory: Broadway Movie Palaces, Los Angeles
Randy's Donuts: The Quintessential LA Landmark
Hollywood Landmarks: Worldly and Otherworldly
The Good Ship Coca-Cola
Ephemera: Catching the Past in Los Angeles Before it Disappears - the Tail O' the Pup
Unchanging Los Angeles: Service on Sawtelle Boulevard
Close-Up: Hollywood Architectural Detail
Old Hollywood: Here, water cascades from the mouths of lions into multiple pools and waterways….
Hollywood Doors: The Private and the Public
Modern Architecture: Spatial Ambiguity
Whimsical Architecture: Where are the Hobbits?
French Hollywood
Architectural Notes - a bit of old Hollywood
Neighborhood Architecture (Hollywood)
Architectural Color: West Side Whimsy
Architecture of Note

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