Architecture around Los Angeles - LA City Pix

Amazing aerial path and secret gardens high up in Disney Hall

I’m not sure how I managed to miss them, but there is a state park–actually more of a garden–and a winding aerial pathway that wraps …

The Pasadena Playhouse was founded in 1917 and, true to that era, it is a Spanish Revival building complete with palm trees and a fountain …

While perhaps he is best-known today as the man who built a stone house by hand in Los Angeles between 1897 and 1910, Charles Lummis …

My special birthday request this year was to go to the Perch restaurant overlooking Pershing Square in downtown Los Angeles for brunch. It is one …

I decided to take the Metro to the brand new Broad (rhymes with road) Museum in downtown Los Angeles. But not all art in L.A. …

In the go-go years of the 1920s and early 1930s Art Moderne (or as it is also known, Art Deco) became the architecture of choice …

I fell into a very surprising conversation with a young-ish woman in the bookstore of the Santa Barbara Mission, as I was photographing some of …

One of the first things I noticed when I was living in Budapest in 1991 were the church bells that rang throughout the city every …

On Martin Luther King Day I decided to take a walk in the Lower Arroyo Seco park. Unlike Brookside Park (about a mile or so …

You learn something new every day. I always thought the amazing Castle Green in Old Town Pasadena was an apartment building. Why? Because when …