Bidding on the border wall, new apartment architecture

Hosted by Frances Anderton Mar. 07, 2017

President Trump wants to build a border wall along the US-Mexican border, and hundreds of construction and engineering companies are lining up to help. Who’s interested, and why? Plus, as Los Angeles gets taller and denser, more of us will be living in apartments. We look to other global cities for design inspiration, and hear from an L.A. architect who is embracing an apartment-centric future.

Photo: "The Wave: Flowing Ashore" in Vejle, Denmark. Designed by Henning Larsen Architects. (Thomas Moelvig)

From this Episode:

Bidding on the border wall

US Army Spc. Michael J. Westall uses a motorized boom lift to get into position to weld the reinforcement of the primary steel border fence along the United States-Mexico...

11 min, 35 sec

New apartment architecture

SL11024, a 31-unit housing complex designed by Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects, located in Westwood on the border of UCLA's campus More than 7,000 apartments are under...

16 min, 16 sec

Credits

Host:
Frances Anderton

Producers:
Frances Anderton, Avishay Artsy

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