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With a population of nearly half a million people, Long Beach is the second largest municipality in Los Angeles County.

The pandemic permanently warped the fabric of office culture, prompting one executive to brainstorm how he could use the extra space in his firm’s building.

ArchDaily talks to Alan Pullman from Studio One Eleven.

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The warning came after a search committee member began improperly revealing details while lobbying for his preferred candidate, two sources say.

Proposed Mixed-Use Project Will Expand Arts District Posted On Rendering of the completed Fourth & Central project. Continuum Partners and Los Angeles Cold Storage submitted a development application with the City of Los Angeles on April 29 to reimagine a Downtown gateway site. As one of the few large Downtown parcels remaining, the 7.6-acre site at Fourth Street and Central Avenue will be transformed by Denver-based developer Continuum Partners into a resilient, sustainable community that wi...

Along with 1,521 residential units and a 68-room hotel, plans for Fourth and Central include 401,000 square feet (37,000 metres) of office space and 93,000 square feet (8,640 square metres) for retail and restaurant use. Construction could begin in 2024 if the scheme is approved "Working with David Adjaye and his team, weve designed an open, street-level plan that incrementally connects with the neighbourhood, providing diverse buildings, a rich mix of uses, and abundant green space – all hum...

Print Blows to businesses during the pandemic have deadened the streets of downtown Los Angeles and threaten long-term changes to office life, but builders are pressing ahead with major projects in the belief that the city still has a lot of room to grow as times get better. An Arts District cold-storage plant dating to the 1890s would be replaced with housing, offices, a hotel and shops in a proposal unveiled Thursday by Denver developers. With a price tag between $1.5 billion and $2 billion,...