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Video: Hold on to the yesteryears at Heritage Square Museum
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Tagged architecture, Arroyo, heritage, Heritage Square Museum, history, Los Angeles, Museums of the Arroyo, Pasadena, Southern California, tour, video
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Flip through the digital edition of Rose Magazine’s May-June issue
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Tagged architecture, debut, design, digital, edition, gala, interiors, Jewels of Pasadena, magazine, Pasadena, Pasadena's Rose Magazine, Rose Magazine, spaces, Women of Distinction, women's issue
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Rose Magazine design issue arrives Sunday, introduces the 2011 Jewels of Pasadena finalists
Our May-June issue arrives Sunday on Star-News subscribers’ driveways and doorsteps. Non-subscribers can pick up a copy of the paper at stands and look for the magazine inside. Some highlights: Meet the finalists for our Jewels of Pasadena: Women of … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, announcement, architecture, debut, design, finalists, gala, interior design, issue, Jewels of Pasadena, June, magazine, May, Pasadena, Rose Magazine, Women of Distinction, women's issue
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Could iconic Frank Lloyd Wright home in Pasadena be transported to Japan?
Tweet From the Associated Press: A real estate agent who has been trying to sell a Frank Lloyd Wright home for two years is considering an inquiry from clients who would move it from Southern California to Japan. La Miniatura … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, design, Frank Lloyd Wright, Japan, La Miniatura, Pasadena, real estate, textile block
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Alhambra’s archway: A gateway to architectural discussion
A weekend Star-News story by Brian Charles includes some clarifying details from Alhambra city officials on the architectural inspiration behind a new 26-foot tall, 20-foot wide archway at Fremont Avenue and Valley Boulevard. “Our original concept was to do something like the Arc de Triomphe,” (Deputy City … Continue reading
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Tagged Alhambra, Arc de Triomphe, architecture, curb appeal, Curbed LA, debate, French, Moorish, Spanish, The Alhambra
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UPDATED: The house that cake built
ANSWER: Pasadena City Hall. More photos here. Students at Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Pasadena are building a very special confection that, when finished, will be a cake-and-icing replica of a local structure. Can you guess which … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, arts, cake, culinary, Le Cordon Bleu, Pasadena, sweets
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Lecture and tour: Lloyd Wright, architect of sunshine and shadow
Architectural historian and writer Dana Hutt reconstructs in a May 1 lecture the story of Lloyd Wright, eldest son of Frank Lloyd, who moved to Los Angeles before his father had even built his first structure in the city. The … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Art Center, Dana Hutt, design, Gamble House, home tour, Lloyd Wright, Sidney D. Gamble Lecture Series
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Photos: Scenes from the 2010 Pasadena Showcase House of Design
Staff photographer Walt Mancini captured these images from the now-open-to-the-public Showcase House in a series of visits, just before and just after the design overhaul was completed. The Showcase House runs through May 16. Advance tickets strongly recommended. Purchase tickets online, or by … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Cravens Estate, design, home tour, Pasadena, photo gallery, photos, Showcase House, Walt Mancini
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