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| 105 | The little studios are grouped around a series of small courtyards which create an ebb and flow as one circulates through. |
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.jpg "Even the service stations and Eliason door into the kitchen received pearwood veneer. All these details were hand drawn, of course."){kind=small}
.jpg "The plan squeezed two accessible restrooms into an area dominated by curvilinear walls. The kitchen was state-of-the-art, with huge walk-in coolers."){kind=small}
.jpg "This cluster of studios at the well-known art school Cal-Arts in Valencia, CA was funded by arts patrons Eli and Edythe Broad. I was job captain for this project with Grinstein/Daniels Architects."){kind=small}
.jpg "The simple stick-framed volumes are capped by oversized skylights painted in fundamental colors."){kind=small}
.jpg "Reportedly, the studios remained graffiti-free for some time after their dedication, which may or may not be a testament to their popularity."){kind=small}
.jpg "The Rosamund Felsen Gallery, in West Hollywood, CA, was another project I executed while with Grinstein/Daniels. It was located in an existing single-story brick building on Melrose Avenue. Ms. Felsen has since relocated to Santa Monica."){kind=small}
.jpg "A new 20 foot long skylight provided primary illumination for the main space."){kind=small}
.jpg "Simple details provided a minimalist background for avant-garde artworks."){kind=small}
.jpg "The gallery served as an essential, if short-lived gathering place for the robust L.A. art community."){kind=small}
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| 105 | The little studios are grouped around a series of small courtyards which create an ebb and flow as one circulates through. |
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