Roger Sherman is principal of Roger Sherman Architecture and Urban Design in Culver City and co-director of UCLA’s cityLAB. Before participating in a panel on whether L.A. is mobile enough to be a global city, he talked about trying to kick bad email habits, pho, and his love for The Donut Hole in the Zócalo green room.
In 1964, my parents packed up our old Ford and took my brother and me on a cross-country trip from San Diego to Washington, D.C. and back. Part of our …
The end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989—25 years ago this week—led to the long-awaited development of a “global village” characterized by the …
Architect Mia Lehrer is the founder of the Los Angeles-based landscape architecture and urban design firm Mia Lehrer + Associates. Before participating in a panel on whether the digital age …
For 40 years, Los Angeles’ building code has required all buildings 75 feet and taller to have a rooftop emergency helicopter landing facility in a location approved by the fire …
This year, GQ called downtown Los Angeles “America’s next great city” and “the cool capital of America,” and The New York Times included downtown on its list of “52 Places …
