
A retired Los Angeles-based engineer and freelance historian who writes about unconstrained development and issues related to preservation all while researching the city's forgotten past.
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Every year new laws are passed by the State that seek to promote the building of new housing. And, since the State does not like to pay for low-income housing, all it can offer a developer is increased density and/or the removal of obstacle...
There’s another relic from our past now threatened by demolition. From central Hollywood, and the sadly disappointing limited designation of the mid-century pole sign and breeze block wall that sits in front of the Hollywood Center Motel, t...
If the Cultural Heritage Commission is handing out historic-cultural monument designations for houses based on their appearance in television shows, why not the Hollywood Center Motel (HCM)? The HCM has a much better acting resume than the ...
Part I of “Demo by Neglect” provides step-by-step directions for filing a complaint about vacant and unsecured buildings with the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS). Part II continues with step-by-step directions for trac...
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