Darin Johnstone, Principal of Darin Johnstone Architects [DJA] takes an inside look at the ArtCenter Peter and Merle Mullin Gallery in Pasadena designed by DJA on the ground floor of the 1111 South Arroyo Parkway building.

Join Margaret Griffin, FAIA, and John Enright, FAIA, LEED AP [Principals of Griffin Enright Architects] for a walkthrough of the Sunset Avenue Residence. This small house on an upslope lot in Santa Monica, CA maximizes views while creating a multitude of outdoor areas that form a sequence of spaces from the street to the guest house.

Join David Freeland [Partner and Cofounder FreelandBuck / SCI-Arc faculty] for an inside look at Second House, a 1,500 square foot residence located on an extremely compressed site in Los Angeles.

A profile on Hsinming Fung [Principal and Co-Founder of Hodgetts + Fung / SCI-Arc, Director of International Programs and Institutional Relationships]. Fung discusses her work as an architect and the recently completed renovation of Robert Frost Auditorium in Culver City.

A gallery talk with David Eskenazi [Principal d.esk / SCI-Arc design studio and visual studies faculty] in his recent exhibition Slump Model Installed at the Woodbury University Wedge Gallery. The installation, part of an exhibition series curated by Ryan Tyler Martinez, presents a large model made with modeling techniques and structural logics more commonly found at a smaller scale size, and as such the model’s form collapses and deforms.

Elena Manferdini and Todd Gannon walk-through the exhibition “Building Portraits”; Atelier Manferdini’s recent work on view at Industry Gallery in DTLA.

In the heart of North Hollywood’s vibrant landscape lies the Victory Wellness Center, a testament to architectural reimagination. Led by the visionary minds of PATTERNS, an esteemed design practice helmed by Georgina Huljich and Marcelo Spina, this groundbreaking project breathes new life into a bowstring truss warehouse from the 40s. Now emerging as a structure at the corner of Victory Blvd. and Troost Ave., this space has become a beacon of contemporary strategies, seamlessly integrated into its urban fabric.

Through intricate massing, diagonal slicing and the design of beautiful courtyards, Victory Wellness Center not only serves as a medical facility but also as a cultural landmark, enriching the public realm with open space and captivating the imagination of all who encounter it. With a nod to emerging technologies, this project stands as a testament to invention, where design meets innovation, and the boundaries of possibility are redefined.