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Shelter Island House, Long Island, United States,
Koning Eizenberg Architecture
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KONING EIZENBERG w/MOORE RUBEL YUDELL: Belmar Apartments, Santa Monica
160 units of affordable family and artist housing. The planning concept organizes affordable and market-rate housing and neighborhood serving retail along a new public walk street connecting this new residential neighborhood to the larger civic center buildings.
https://www.american-architects.com/en/projects/view/belmar-apartments
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KONING EIZENBERG: Harold Way Housing, Los Angeles http://www.kearch.com/work/harold-way-apartments/
all units are cross-ventilated and have exterior access and balconies or garden space.
rather than four levels of three-bedroom flats, there are stacked three-bedroom, two-level townhouses.
the two-bedroom units have a floor-to-ceiling sliding glass door that allows abundant natural light and ventilation.
the one-bedroom unit blocks step down from four to two stories in the middle of the site and are clad in cement board with wood battens. vines will eventually cover the walls.
the community room fills the ground-level southwest entry corner as a sign of welcome.
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L.A.'s anti-development “Neighborhood Integrity Initiative” heads to March 2017 ballot
L.A.’s anti-development “Neighborhood Integrity Initiative” heads to March 2017 ballot
After being approved by their respective municipal bodies, two Los Angeles-area anti-development ballot measures are officially heading to March 2017 ballot, raising many questions about the future of development and architecture in the region.
The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously in September to send that city’s Neighborhood Integrity Initiative (NII)—a measure that would, among other…
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