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Arroyo Grande photographer Nyla James finds beauty in abandoned buildings across America.
Nellie Coffman opened the Desert Inn in 1909 as a sanatorium for tubercular patients. It soon grew into a famed resort.
A collection of found Rolodexes has become a historical snapshot of American high-tech corporations -- their logos and graphics locked in time.
The transformation is underway. The physical manifestation of Wilshire Boulevard's Museum Row is emerging from east to west.
Production designer K.K. Barrett steps into the director's role for project "Nufonia Must Fall" -- DJ/producer Kid Koala's live action graphic novel.
With more than 110 themed rooms and suites, San Luis Obispo's Madonna Inn has been a popular destination for artists, architecture buffs and tourists since it opened in 1958.
Though the Sixth Street Viaduct of yore will soon be a thing of memory, it and its sister bridges across the Los Angeles River played a pivotal role in the making of Los Angeles.
Sara J. Frantz's graphic gouache and graphite drawings explore the tension between manmade structures and the natural landscapes that surround them.
UC Irvine's campus, now 50 years old, was unlike any that preceded it.