Check out our new Student Walking Tour brochure!  Find answers to frequently asked questions here!  How big can my student group be? How far in advance do I need to schedule?  What days and times are Student Walking Tours offered?  How long are the Student Walking Tours?  What do Student Walking Tours cost?  Where should we […]

Since 1984, the Conservancy’s Modern Committee (ModCom) has been a trailblazer in preserving Modern resources throughout Los Angeles County. Our Modern Committee has a strong track record in Modern preservation, and we’re launching a new era with creative new programs and activities. Modern Masters Awards ModCom presented two Modern Masters Awards at the 2015 holiday […]

Significant for its Corporate International style design and Garret Eckbo landscape, Union Bank Square was the first completed Bunker Hill Urban Renewal development.

Don Gibbs, architect (active from 1961-present) Donald Gibbs, FAIA is the son of architect Hugh Gibbs FAIA who opened his office, Gibbs and Miller, in 1934. After studying Architecture at USC, working with several other firms, and completing a stint in the Navy, Don joined his father in the practice in 1960, and became a […]

Join us at 1 p.m. on Saturday, October 19, for this special panel discussion. Admission is available only to those registered for our Culver City at a Crossroads event. LocationHelms Design Center8745 Washington Blvd.Culver City, CA 90232 Speakers and panelists will discuss Culver City’s Art in Public Spaces program, along with some of the individual pieces of public art tourgoers […]

Significant for its cultural associations and Art Deco design, the Fairfax Theatre was central to the development of Beverly-Fairfax's Jewish population from 1930-1969.