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Does it surprise you that an architect dedicating his lifes work would be declared, with the pressure of the real estate industry and communism scare, a public enemy and had the FBI trying really hard to discriminate against him for years? That architect is Gregory Ain, who developed attainable...

Gregory Ain wanted to create social housing in Los Angeles. Dogged by the FBI, his hope for more egalitarian architecture never came to be.

Southern California architect Gregory Ain fused politics with housing, promoting the cooperative model and equality and racial integration.

Skylights, vaulted ceilings and splashes of color make this ADU rental feel much larger than its 850 square feet.

On the heels of the Eames Office’s 80th anniversary marked by an exhibition and a Ray-inspired sneaker, director Eames Demetrios spoke to Metropolis

Every February, architecture fans and interior design enthusiasts descend upon Palm Springs for its annual Modernism Week. But if you're looking for something closer to home, here are five amazing modernist architecture destinations you can visit right now in the L.A. area (and one to save for later).

"Stories Untold: Black Modernists in Southern California," a three-part symposium at Palm Springs' Modernism Week will both pay tribute to African American architects in Southern California — and look toward the future.

Home with midcentury-modern pedigree undergoes painstaking re-creation after a fire

Leading modernist Bernard Judge passed away in his Los Angeles home last week at the age of 90. The LA Times’ Carolina Miranda has an excellent write-up on the man who once designed a home for Marlon Brando on an atoll in French Polynesia. Judge was in many ways the living definition of a...

Eclectic designer Bernard Judge, who helped preserve the historic Schindler House and built South Pacific lodging for Marlon Brando, dies at 90.