Sony and Alamo Drafthouse to reopen Cinerama Dome
Cinerama Dome made its debut on Sunset Boulevard in 1963. Until it closed its curtains in 2021 and its screens went black during COVID-19, the…
Three Pacific Palisades Schools Rebuild for the Future
✕ In the aftermath of a May 22, 2011, tornado that leveled large swaths of Joplin, Missouri, DLR Group played a key role in rebuilding…
Continuing Education: L.A. Fires, One Year Later
Architectural Record explores the challenges to rebuilding—and the progress made—in the neighborhoods devastated by last January’s fires. Continuing Education To earn one AIA learning unit…
Obata Noblin Office Blends History with Contemporary Flair for a San Francisco Office
✕ The door to the 3,915-square-foot Jackson Square Office, designed by San Francisco–based Obata Noblin Office (ONO), opens to an unexpected sight: a wall of…
Spiegel Aihara Workshop Expands a 1930s Silicon Valley House into a Veritable Family Compound
✕ A new project by Spiegel Aihara Workshop (SAW) is rightfully named Complex. SAW began working on the seemingly simple renovation of a 1934 house…
KTGY’s Edes Building Bridges Culture, Community, and Hospitality in a Small Silicon Valley Town
✕ Located at the southern end of California’s Silicon Valley, the city of Morgan Hill was incorporated in 1906 as a site for vineyards and…
February 2025 Editor’s Letter | Architectural Record
As we were preparing to ship this issue to the printer in early January, the city of Los Angeles erupted in flames. At press time,…
The Losses are Profound as Los Angeles is Ravaged by Fire and Wind
As of 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time on January 8, the Santa Ana winds are still howling (although decreasing) across Los Angeles as the city grapples…
