ok, i’m not sure if this qualifies as architecture. but i’m putting up here on the ye olde oddball architecture blog. because it’s l.a and…
i’m including today’s house for a few simple reasons: i was driving down a random street in hollywood and i saw this nice little house…
this weeks best house in l.a. well, subjectively. and largely influenced by the fact that i stopped to take pictures of it. but it’s still…
today's house is great for a number of different reasons. to wit: 1-it's on a hill surrounded by pine trees. 2-it's a beautifully proportioned, rectilinear…
ok, so to be clear: my including buildings in my oddball architecture blog is in no way an endorsement of what the building’s current use…
a few things. 1-i’m heading to nyc and london and then nyc again, so i won’t have any l.a architecture weirdness & randomness for a…
ok, this is not architecture. unless you count inexplicable sky prisms as architecture. which, i'm guessing, some people would and could. in any case, here…
welcome home. well, i’m saying that to myself. for the last couple of weeks i’ve been in new york and colorado, and now i’m back…
Moby joins NPR Talk Of The Nation's Neal Conan at the Hotel Jerome in Aspen to talk about the stories behind his photographs, and what he loves about L.A.'s architecture. Listen to or download the archived stream of the show here.
ok, not sure if this is architecture. or l.a. (actually i’m pretty sure it’s not l.a). but it’s coney island and it’s the mermaid parade,…