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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 […] -
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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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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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A Revered Residence: Exploring Paul Revere Williams's Paley House
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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 […] -
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Vibiana | Redbird
The former Cathedral of St. Vibiana was one of the Conservancy's toughest battles and greatest victories. -
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Glendale County Building
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Paramount Pictures
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CBS Television City
CBS' Television City was one of the first and largest complexes built expressly for television production and broadcasting, and clearly signified L.A.'s intent to become the capital of television broadcasting.