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Design and Architecture

Bright Spots in a Bad Year

Even if 2010 was tough on the design and construction industry in LA there were still some—even surprising—bright spots. DnA asked some design and architecture experts to offer their choice of the best thing to happen to the built environment in the past year, and found that creating community was a dominant theme.

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By Frances Anderton • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Even if 2010 was tough on the design and construction industry in LA there were still some—even surprising—bright spots. DnA asked some design and architecture experts to offer their choice of the best thing to happen to the built environment in the past year, and found that creating community was a dominant theme. Hear Juan Devis, Christopher Hawthorne, Linda Dishman, Sam Lubell, Rochelle Mills, Guy Horton and Katherine Perez on such highlights as connecting neighborhoods with the Expo Line, taking back the streets with CicLAvia and bringing fine architecture to Skid Row.

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    Frances Anderton

    architecture critic and author

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    Rochelle Mills

    South Los Angeles Area Planning Commission

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    Sam Lubell

    architecture writer

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    Juan Devis

    KCET

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