How to Eat and Drink Like A Local in 12 of Los Angeles’ Major Neighborhoods
Want to blend in with the locals in Los Angeles? This breaks down where to eat and drink in every neighborhood of LA, including Hollywood and Santa Monica.
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See Stunning Photos of NYC and Los Angeles From Above Taken Aerial Photographer in Helicopter
Photographer Dinesh Boaz presents “Closer,” a series of aerial photographs, which he managed to compile from helicopter flights above New York and Los Angeles.
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At the Biltmore Hotels, Art Deco Architecture Revitalized To Prohibition-Era Glory
Some of America’s most beautiful displays of Art Deco hotel architecture are preserved in the Biltmore Hotels in Los Angeles, Miami and Phoenix.
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Celebrating the Industrial Past in LA Through Architecture: A Conversation with Eric Owen Moss
New York’s fascination with re-adapting architecture and infrastructure from the industrial era to suit the needs of the “Instagram” era is reaching a feverish pitch. A trend that began with the High Line has flourished with the likes of Domino Sugar Factory, Empire Stores and the newly unveiled designs for the Queensway. In South Los Angeles, …
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A Tale of Two Culver Cities in Los Angeles, Reshaped by Architect Eric Owen Moss
On October 28th, Eric Owen Moss, the celebrated Los Angeles architect and Director of Southern California Institute of Architecture will be awarded one of the highest honors in American Art and Architecture, when the National Academy in New York City honors him as a National Academician. Untapped Cities had the privilege of speaking with …
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Exploring Abandoned Bombay Beach Outside of Los Angeles
Three hours out of Los Angeles off Highway 111 lies an abandoned town called Bombay Beach, along the shores of a man-made lake now largely inhospitable to life.
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Beverly Hills Has its Very Own Storybook “Witch’s House”
The Witch’s House in Beverly Hills has appeared in films, inspired Disney theme parks, and is currently inhabited by real estate agent Michael Libow.
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Sunken City: An Urban Graffiti Atlantis in Los Angeles Rises from a Neighborhood That Sank into the Sea
Sunken City in San Pedro, Los Angeles is a the remnant of a seaside community that began to fall into the ocean in 1929.
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Inside “The Last Bookstore” in Downtown Los Angeles
The Last Bookstore, located in Los Angeles, is a play on words. The owners are well aware that the book selling industry is in a crisis, but this never fazed them.
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Los Angeles Metro Expansion Spurs Luxury High-Rises
Although the thought of walking the streets of Downtown Los Angeles may seem foreign to most Angelenos, the expanding metro rail is making it easier for residents to get around the city. In the past ten years Downtown Los Angeles has seen substantial changes to its urban fabric leading to increased …
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An Interview with the Team at Yarn Bombing Los Angeles
Interview with a member of the guerrilla knitters crew, Yarn Bombing Los Angeles who recently bombarded the Craft and Folk Art Museum on Museum Row.
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10 Secrets of Los Angeles’s Historic Millennium Biltmore Hotel
The rich history of the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, plus its top ten secrets.
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