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Master architect Paul R. Williams left a local legacy

Billy Taylor · January 28, 2021

As we celebrate the triumphs and struggles of African American History this month, there is perhaps no local example that highlights such achievements better than the residential designs of architect […]

A quick trip through Los Angeles history with Wayne Ratkovich, Part II

John Welborne · December 31, 2020

Last month, the Larchmont Chronicle featured the first half of a talk that Windsor Square resident, and “famous real estate developer,” Wayne Ratkovich presented to the Auxiliary of the Hospital […]

A quick trip through Los Angeles history with Wayne Ratkovich

John Welborne · December 2, 2020

Wayne and Jo Ann Ratkovich have lived in Windsor Square and Hancock Park (and Windsor Square again) for most of the past 50 years. Wayne has become a “famous real […]

Around the Town: Reserve Corps honored; all aboard USS Iowa; NGA appreciation

Columnist · June 27, 2019

Who would give up his or her weekends for no pay after months of grueling training? Some might do it for the excitement and adventure, but for the brave Angelenos, […]

AIA honored Paul Williams, Frank Clementi: Area homes, Grand Park among their works

John Welborne · June 1, 2017

The most prestigious individual award of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) is its Gold Medal. Since 1907, the medal has been awarded to individuals whose significant bodies of work […]

Architects oppose city moratorium; one initiative postponed

Billy Taylor · March 31, 2016

Members of the Los Angeles Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) gathered downtown March 8 to discuss the potential negative impacts of two proposed ballot initiatives. James Auld, […]

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