New York Times

Posted by admin | architecture | Sunday 22 November 2009 6:59 am

Local Architect Barbara Bestor’s reconstruction of a shack (the article calls it a cabin) on Lake Shore in the New York Times.

Man dies after jumping into Echo Park Lake fully clothed

Posted by admin | architecture | Sunday 22 November 2009 6:54 am

Hum, Man dies after jumping into Echo Park Lake fully clothed.

This could come in handy in the neighborhood, Hipster Bingo!

Personal note: One of the reasons I attended a school formerly housed in a leaky warehouse in Santa Monica.

Archinect.com

Posted by admin | architecture | Sunday 22 November 2009 6:46 am

Are you curious about that big stainless steel flower blooming Downtown? Take a look at the Disney Concert Hall feature at Archinect.com where I’m a News Crew Contributor and the DCH photographer. The latest photos are the first interior shots I’ve been able to get.

architecture

Posted by admin | architecture | Thursday 7 April 2005 6:00 am

Echo Park locals in the press: Illustrator Chandler Wood’s fine work shows up again on the LA Weekly cover while Barbara Bestor’s Silver Lake architecture office cum canvas/billboard is in the LA Times. (more…)

Scene of the Crime, Photographs from the LAPD Archive

Posted by admin | architecture | Tuesday 14 September 2004 7:04 am

In bookstores now Scene of the Crime, Photographs from the LAPD Archive may be of limited interest to many but beyond the graphic crime scene photos are the eyes of some talented photographers and a view into Los Angeles’ always crime ridden core. As many will recall the photos were first compiled by locals Merrick Morton and Robin Blackman for an exhibit at their now closed storefront gallery Fototeka.

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EPHS E-Mail News here

Posted by admin | architecture | Tuesday 1 June 2004 7:18 am

With the loss of so many neighborhood homes to unkind remuddles or outright demolition it is nice to get this great news from the Echo Park Historical Society: Bungalow Rescue - The EPHS commends Alina Sanchez and her family for pledging to restore four bungalows, the earliest c. 1911, on Alvarado north of Montana St. (more…)