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Mid century modern architecture travel guide
California captured
California captured

By Marvin Rand

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Los Angeles photographer Marvin Rand created iconic images of some of the most celebrated architectural creations of his time, photographing buildings by the likes of Modernist masters Craig Ellwoo...

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Mid Century Modern Architecture Travel Guide
Julius Shulman Los Angeles
Julius Shulman Los Angeles
Never built Los Angeles
Never built Los Angeles

By Greg Goldin

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Never Built Los Angeles explores the "what if" Los Angeles, investigating the values and untapped potential of a city still in search of itself. A treasure trove of buildings, master plans, parks,...

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Investigations
Paris 2000
Paris 2000

By Sam Lubell

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London 2000
London 2000

By Sam Lubell

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"Modern London Boasts a unique urban fabric - a fascinating collision of history and modernity - that makes gracious neighbors of vibrant recent high-rise projects, Georgian townhouses, and Victori...

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Living West
Living West

By Sam Lubell

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