Design and Architecture
Camping on Concrete at the L.A. River
DnA’s Caroline Chamberlain attended the first official L.A. River campout last month. Organized by the arts nonprofit Clockshop , California State Parks and Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority , it turned out to be a gathering of some of the river’s biggest fans.
By Frances Anderton • • 1 min readDnA’s Caroline Chamberlain attended the first official L.A. River campout last month. Organized by the arts nonprofit Clockshop, California State Parks and Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority, it turned out to be a gathering of some of the river’s biggest fans.
But what is it like to camp on a concrete river that lies adjacent to freeways, train tracks and a high school?
With Lewis Macadams of Friends of the Los Angeles River, Kat Superfisky of Mia Lehrer + Associates and Damian Robledo of RAC Design Build.
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The full episode
3 of 4Reclaiming Public Space-- at the Beach and at the River- 0:39California Builds Greener
- 6:02Making L.A.’s Beaches and Rivers Public
- 18:48Camping on Concrete at the L.A. RiverYou’re reading this
- 23:43 Everything Talks