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Escher GuneWardena Architecture
Escher GuneWardena Architecture has provided architectural and project management services for some of Los Angeles's most iconic Escher GuneWardena Architecture has provided architectural and project management services for some of Los Angeles's most iconic properties, including rehabilitation of Ain, Eames, Lautner, and Neutra-designed properties. -
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Johnie’s Coffee Shop
This Googie gem became a City of Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument in 2013. -
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Finding Freedom at Wilshire and Fairfax
I grew up in Hancock Park, and when I was about 12 or 13 my best friend, Kathryn, and I each got a bus pass, and this was our first taste of freedom. The bus we took most was the one down Wilshire Boulevard. We went to Wilshire and Fairfax and went shopping at the […] -
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Schaffer House
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Midtown School
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Historical Research Guide
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1960-1970: Imperial California
Southern Californians sensed that the astonishing future they had eagerly anticipated since the 1920s had finally arrived in the 1960s. The boom of the 1950s had been the launching pad; by 1964 California became the largest state in the union; its aerospace, oil, electronics, tourist, and entertainment industries dominated the nation; its economy became one […] -
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Sheats Apartments
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Familian House
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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.