Is Los Angeles' Architecture World-class?

While Los Angeles' rich architectural history is often not spoken of in the same breath as London, Spain, Greece or even New York, many believe that our built environment is no less significant. However while these other locales are cohesive environs, L.A. has historically been a mere collection of individual spaces, structures and images. As our city begins its next evolution, we are beginning to see a shift. The Planning Reports presents an excerpt a recent [radio] broadcast with renowned architects Brenda Levin and Kurt Meyer and architectural critic Leon Whiteson who discuss the Los Angeles metropolis, its past and its future.

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