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Design and Architecture

Changing Boundaries in Glass and Concrete

On show right now in LA are two fascinating exhibits: " How Small is Too Small " and " By Right By Design. " They are in one space – WUHO – at 6518 Hollywood Boulevard, and they explore the future of shrinking dwelling space in LA (shown, a 10 x 30 square feet micro unit constructed in WUHO's space, for How Small is Too Small).

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

On show right now in LA are two fascinating exhibits: "How Small is Too Small" and "By Right By Design." They are in one space – WUHO – at 6518 Hollywood Boulevard, and they explore the future of shrinking dwelling space in LA (shown, a 10 x 30 square feet micro unit constructed in WUHO's space, for How Small is Too Small). We’ll be talking more about that on an upcoming DnA, and this show contains a taster from that discussion, on the future of living small, with Katrina Stoll Szabo, Alan Hess, Takako Tajima, Michael Maltzan, Todd Gish, and Liz Falletta.

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    Frances Anderton

    architecture critic and author

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    Frances Anderton

    architecture critic and author

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