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I will be traveling to Los Angeles to research the effects of a modern city on the existing historic culture. Los Angeles is all for creating new and inspirational architecture but I am curious to see how LA reacts to old existing buildings and how they go about maintaining them. I will specifically be visiting The Bradbury building and the late 19th-century neighborhood of Angelino Heights. Here are some of the most decorated victorian homes. Angelino Heights is L.A.’s very first designated Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ), and the 1300 block of Carroll Avenue (within Angelino Heights) is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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Faculty Mentor
Jon Yoder |
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I will be traveling to Los Angeles to research the effects of a modern city on the existing historic culture. Los Angeles is all for creating new and inspirational architecture but I am curious to see how LA reacts to old existing buildings and how they go about maintaining them. I will specifically be visiting The Bradbury building and the late 19th-century neighborhood of Angelino Heights. Here are some of the most decorated victorian homes. Angelino Heights is L.A.’s very first designated Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ), and the 1300 block of Carroll Avenue (within Angelino Heights) is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. |