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QUESTION #2
Which L.A. landmark, whose architecture was shaped not only by the minds of scientists but also by the times in which it was built, appears in Rebel Without a Cause, Terminator, and Transformers?
> In-N-Out Burger
> Egyptian Theatre
> Griffith Observatory
> Getty Centre
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Answer to last weeks Trivia Question:
>The Ambassador Hotel
The Ambassador Hotel was located at 3400 Wilshire Blvd in the present day Koreatown district. It was designed by Pasadena architect Myron Hunt in an eclectic Mediterranean Revival style with Art Deco elements and signage. It was the site of the 2nd Academy Awards, 12th Academy Awards, and the June 1968 assassination of presidential candidate, United States Senator, and former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy.
An Exhibition of Spatial Interventions Reflecting on the Inquiry of Scale
June 19th, 2014 - August 31st, 2014
Historically, Los Angeles as a city has been a site of inspiration and exploration for architects and designers alike. The city has been developed around and defined by a variety of large-scale urban planning prjects as well as medium and smaller sized residential and public work including housing, product design and technological innovations. Through these variation architecture and design projects, the city has nurtured experimental pursuits and critical inquiry and today it continues to expand in the contemporaneous city.
Projects are currently being developed at various scales all over L.A. from minuscule to monumental and everything in-between. SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, EXTRA-LARGE LOS ANGELES takes Rem Koolhaas and Bruce Maus seminal text as a departure point and more importantly as an organizing principle to examine the production and discourse of architecture and design within todays city of L.A. bringing coherence to the body of work of an emergent group of Los Angeles based designers that span across multiple disciplines from architecture and graphics to digital media and sound art, to jewelry, landscape, lighting, product, and textile design; the show highlight the ways in which young practitioners are currently thinking and making in Los Angeles in addition to their impact on the present-day city and it's future.
PARTICIPANTS
Natasha Bajc
Laurel Broughton, WELCOMEPROJECTS
Jae Won Cho, J1 studio
Steven Christensen and Mads Christensen, NO RELATION
Grey Crowell, Foundation of Architecture and Design
Bijan Fahimian, LAAC
Miao Miao and Scott Franklin, NONdesigns
Julia Koerner, Kais Al-Rawi, Marie Boltenstern, Cellular Complexity
Andrew Kovacs
Los Angeles Arts Collective
Jonathan Louie
Evan Mather
Alison Petty Ragguette
Matthew Rosenberg, M-Rad
Maya Santos and Rani de Leon, FIELDWORK
Lisa C Soto
Maxi Spina
James Michael Tate, T8projects
Filipa Valente, limiLab
Eduardo Viramontes
Ryan Ziegelbauer; Gary Mcintire; Anderson Grubb; Joel Baker; Steve DeCraemer; Tim Sams; Kelly King; Ben Williams; Sam Curtis; and Leeanne Antonio, Fox Searchlight's The Grand Budapest Hotel
QUESTION #1
This hotel was one of Los Angeles' defining historic sites. Known for it's beauty and luxury, it was the site where multiple movies were filmed, and the site where a U.S. president was assassinated. What was the name of this hotel that was sadly demolished 9 years ago?
> The Regal Hotel
> The Palm Desert Hotel
> The Ambassador Hotel
> The Diplomat Hotel
(Answer will be posted on next weeks Trivia Tuesday)
A Workshop for Your Creative Kids!
ARkidECTURE is a public program in which A+D collaborates with architecture and design firms in the great Los Angeles area to host exceptional design-build workshops for kids!
>ARkidECTURE + design consists of a series of one-day workshops for children ages 7-12 hosted by A+D Museum. In each workshop ARkidECTS are able to explore these creative industries through hands-on projects.
>Workshops take place on Saturdays from 10.00AM - 1.00PM. To receive updates on upcoming workshops, sign up for the A+D email list HERE.
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