Design and Architecture

Reclaiming Public Space-- at the Beach and at the River

Aside from water, the L.A. River and Malibu’s beaches at first glance don’t have much in common. But look closer, and you’ll find they are two of L.A.’s most underutilized public spaces. We explore both places and how Angelenos are reclaiming them via recreation.

By Frances Anderton • Jul 1, 2014 • 27m Listen

Aside from water, the L.A. River and Malibu’s beaches at first glance don’t have much in common. But look closer, and you’ll find they are two of L.A.’s most underutilized public spaces. We explore both places and how Angelenos are reclaiming them via recreation.

Frances Anderton
architecture critic and author
Frances Anderton
architecture critic and author
Caroline Chamberlain
KUOW

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Design and Architecture

Reclaiming Public Space-- at the Beach and at the River

Aside from water, the L.A. River and Malibu’s beaches at first glance don’t have much in common. But look closer, and you’ll find they are two of L.A.’s most underutilized public spaces. We explore both places and how Angelenos are reclaiming them via recreation.

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Design and Architecture

Reclaiming Public Space-- at the Beach and at the River

Aside from water, the L.A. River and Malibu’s beaches at first glance don’t have much in common. But look closer, and you’ll find they are two of L.A.’s most underutilized public spaces. We explore both places and how Angelenos are reclaiming them via recreation.

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