Friday, July 1, 2022 – by Scott S. Smith, Sandra Wells, and Christian Smith We previously reported on the fascinating tours of Los Angeles neighborhoods More …

ANGELINO HEIGHTS IN LOS ANGELES, pg. 39 “Victorian-era architecture is not a style immediately associated with Los Angeles, so Angelino Heights is a rare neighborhood,” More …

The undisputed granddaddy of the southern California architecture tour scene, Architecture Tours L.A. offers tours of hundreds of the area’s major sites, generally organized by More …

Approaching a milestone birthday? Head to the West Coast and celebrate by making some Hollywood-style memories, writes Deborah Grant. Our plane landed in LA at More …

By Maxwell Williams The perfect mix of informal and ultra-pro, tours are led by Laura Massino Smith, a historian specializing in L.A.’s architectural marvels. The More …

By Kyle McCarthy and Marisa Méndez May 17, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. Architecture buffs and design professionals should book ahead for this tour of the More …

In order to learn more about the architecture and history of Beverly Hills and West Hollywood, we booked a tour of those cities (they’re municipalities More …

As with the city’s cultural landscape, LA’s architecture scene offers something for every taste. Whether it’s mid-century modern, mission revival, art deco, or American craftsman More …

Join host George Smart as the USModernist Radio talks with Laura Massino on Episode #74/Modernism East and West

If you ask most residents of central Los Angeles, they won’t be able to tell you exactly where Hancock Park is: “Near Koreatown, I think” More …