Landscape

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Pepperdine University

Its design crafted to adapt to the dramatic hillside location with its sweeping ocean views, the campus' "front door" is an open meadow that stretches from the Pacific Coast Highway to the main core of campus.

Photo by Annie Laskey/L.A. Conservancy

Pershing Square

Ricardo Legorreta

Laurie Olin, Landscape Architect

Five acres whose ownership can be traced back to 1781 when Spain granted them to the City of Los Angeles, Pershing Square has undergone myriad design changes, the most recent in 1993.

Photo by Larry Underhill

Pomona Mall

Millard Sheets, Architectural Designer

The Pomona Mall was hailed as one of the first pedestrian malls in the United States and nationally recognized as a blueprint for urban revitalization.

Rose Hills Memorial Park Chapels

A. C. Martin & Associates

Cornell, Bridgers & Troller

Whittier’s Rose Hills Memorial Park is the largest cemetery in the United States, covering hundreds of acres and encompassing many different memorial environments.Among its many buildings and landscaped areas are two remarkable Mid-Century Modern-style buildings designed by Albert C. Martin and Associates.

Sakai-Kozawa Residence/Tokio Florist, 2018. Photo by M. Rosalind Sagara/L.A. Conservancy

Sakai-Kozawa Residence/Tokio Florist

Althouse Brothers

The Sakai-Kozawa Residence/Tokio Florist and Pole Sign is Historic-Cultural Monument #1198. The property is significant for its association with the Sakai-Kozawa family and their longtime floral business, Tokio Florist, which operated at this location from 1960 to 2006.

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Sears, Roebuck and Company, Pacific Coast Territory Administrative Offices

A. C. Martin & Associates

This cube-like, glass-skin skyscraper designed by Albert C. Martin & Associates, is sheathed entirely in reflective glass that reflects the sky - the effect is overwhelmingly blue, earning it the nickname “The Blue Cube.”

Front facade, as seen in recent real estate promotional materials, Essex and Harvey, Coldwell Banker Previews International

Singleton Estate

Wallace Neff

Thomas Church, Landscape Architect

Phil Shipley & Associates, Landscape Architect

Designed in the French Revival style, the 1970 Singleton Estate represents the combined creative visions of masters Wallace Neff, Thomas Church, and Philip Shipley.

Sportsmen's Lodge, 2015. Photo by Shane Swerdlow.

Sportsmen's Lodge

A rustic fixture on Ventura Boulevard for more than half a century, the Sportsmen's Lodge embodies the story of the San Fernando Valley.

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The Westin Pasadena

Lawrence Halprin

Moore Ruble Yudell

This Postmodern interpretation of Pasadena’s beloved Beaux Arts and Mediterranean architectural traditions visually and thematically frames City Hall in the context of the city's ongoing development.