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    Design and Architecture

    Iconic Wilshire Boulevard: D.J. Waldie

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

    For the past month on DnA we’ve been hearing stories about “Iconic Wilshire Boulevard.” This week poet and essayist DJ Waldie returns with a reminder that LA’s streets tell a different story when you cannot drive.

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    SoCal Design: A New Age for Making?
    1. 0:00Handbook of California Design
    2. 9:27LA Maker: Smilee Barnacle
    3. 18:21Iconic Wilshire Boulevard: D.J. WaldieYou’re reading this
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      Frances Anderton

      architecture critic and author

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    The full episode

    3 of 3
    SoCal Design: A New Age for Making?
    1. 0:00Handbook of California Design
    2. 9:27LA Maker: Smilee Barnacle
    3. 18:21Iconic Wilshire Boulevard: D.J. WaldieYou’re reading this
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