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re:code, R1 Single-Family Variation Zones
What is re:code? Re:code LA is the first comprehensive update to the City of Los Angeles’ zoning code since 1946. The new, web-based code will make it easier for users to navigate and understand land use regulations. One of the first components to be unveiled is a suite of new R1 single-family zones. What do […] -
L.A. County Westside Area Plan
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All Roads Lead to Westwood: The Village
Follow your nearest road to Westwood Village and join us for a guided walking tour exploring the neighborhood’s complex and layered history. -
Self-Guided Tours
Take historic tours on your own time! -
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All Roads Lead to Westwood: The Village
Follow your nearest road to Westwood Village and join us for a guided walking tour exploring the neighborhood’s complex and layered history. -
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Crenshaw Women’s Center
The first women's center to be established in Los Angeles from 1970-72 and significant for its connection to LGBTQ+ communities. -
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Sturges House
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Demolition Notification Ordinance
What is the Demolition Notification Ordinance? The Demolition Notification Ordinance is a citywide policy that requires public disclosure of demolitions planned for structures older than forty-five years of age. What does it mean for me? The Demolition Notification Ordinance can be an important preservation tool for unprotected historic buildings: Community members are empowered to prevent […] -
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Alpine Village
Alpine Village is the first legacy business to be designated a County historic landmark. -
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Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist
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Chase Knolls
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Wartime Shipbuilding at Terminal Island
What is now known as the Southwest Marine complex at Terminal Island played a key role in both World Wars, setting world records for quick production of ships for the war effort. It helped establish Los Angeles as a world port and was the site of progressive labor policies for the burgeoning African American population […]