Recreational Design
The sun is setting earlier, kids are getting ready to go back to school, but we are still trying to soak up as…
Category: Architecture
Ground Breaking News
Last month, WHA was honored to take part in groundbreaking ceremonies for two prominent urban, transit-oriented projects. Las Ventanas Family Apartments in downtown…
The Birth of an Architectural Style
The Fourth of July is a holiday that precisely defines America, celebrating the thirteen colonies’ declaration of independence in 1776. When I think…
Crisis Intervention!
California has identified it as a Crisis — the state’s housing shortage has been the focus of several recent industry events and symposia.…
Student Housing Today
With the rising cost of student housing for on- or off-campus projects, schools and developers are looking for innovative solutions to relieve the…
Designing for an Autistic Child
Tips for Creating a Soothing Bedroom Environment for an Autistic Child Children on the autism spectrum are acutely vulnerable to strong sensory stimuli.…
Adaptive Reuse in the Historic Core
Recently, I attended a hard hat tour in downtown Los Angeles’ historic Broadway corridor sponsored by the Society of Architectural Historians. The tour…