Jimenez Lai

Founder and leader of Bureau Spectacular, a design studio, and faculty member of UCLA

Founder and leader of Bureau Spectacular, a design studio, and faculty member of UCLA

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Los Angeles needs to build more housing. Many Angelenos need help paying the mortgage. Is the solution to both in our backyards?   “Your house can have a baby.

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Los Angeles needs to build more housing. Many Angelenos need help paying the mortgage. Is the solution to both in our backyards? “Your house can have a baby.

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