Feb 7, 2023
1549 Rising Glen Road, Los Angeles, California,
Originally designed in 1965 by David Hyun, re-interpreted by Standard Architecture
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1549 Rising Glen Road, Los Angeles, California,
Originally designed in 1965 by David Hyun, re-interpreted by Standard Architecture
Bernard Zehrfuss, Grands ensembles
1. Alger (1950-52)
2. Nanterre (1952-56)
3. Nancy (1955-63)
4. Boulogne (1951-53)
© Fonds B. Zehrfuss, Académie d’architecture
Designed by STANDARD Architecture
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