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Although Wright’s textile block houses represent only a small fraction of his total architectural output, he used their design to explore the same broad themes and ideas that consistently held his interest throughout his seven-decade architectural career.
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The Hollyhock House is perhaps one of the most viewed of Frank Lloyd Wright homes.
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The Ennis House is the last of Frank Lloyd Wright's textile block houses in Los Angeles.
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The Millard House was Wright's earliest known attempt to build using textile blocks.
The Orange County Great Park could have been an idyllic oasis in overbuilt Orange County, CA had its original plans been achieved, but there is still opportunity to turn its fortunes around.
This year is a pivotal one for Oyler Wu, with projects like Wu’s Catena necklace, recently acquired as part of the permanent collection at LACMA, as well as their first completed large-scale structure in Taipei opened just months ago.
Most of Isamu Noguchi's playscapes remained undeveloped in his lifetime. But today, major public spaces are taking their cue from the iconic designer.
In the 1850s-70s, an elaborately themed garden surrounded the town's most eccentric building, the Round House.
For 36 years, just one structure loomed especially large over Los Angeles' undisturbed horizontality: City Hall.
More than a sharing of aesthetics, the multiple architecture exhibitions uncovered in Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA offer insights into individual designers’ approaches to a similar building material, a cultural zeitgeist or mode of political thinking.
One of the principal players in the International Style of the 1920-30s, Richard Neutra was a driving force behind mid-century modern architecture that flourished in Southern California. One of his few surviving civic projects is in need of a facelift.
Judson Studios unveiled the world's largest fused glass window. To pull this major project off, the oldest family-run art glass company in the world, had to take their operations and this 12th-century art form into the 21st century.