Parkman Triangle to Be Featured in Venice Biennale!

May 04, 2012 No Comments by

We are excited to announce that Parkman Triangle in Silver Lake, Los Angeles, will be featured at the Venice Biennale later this year.

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A Shih-Tzu’s Love for Thai Town

Apr 30, 2012 No Comments by

It is not easy being a genetically challenged 13 year old shih-tzu. But Cosmo holds his own, and still enjoys a long noodle in a timeless Thai Town restaurant.

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Need Your Vote! How Urban Design With a Jab of Asian Medicine Can Inspire The World

Apr 17, 2012 1 Comment by

My latest article for the UNEP blogging competition that hopefully launch me to Brazil to cover Rio+20: Can grassroots green design with a dose of ancient Asian medicine save our world’s cities?

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LA’s CicLAvia: A Primer of How Bicycling Can Boost Communities and the Economy

Apr 16, 2012 No Comments by

Yesterday in Los Angeles was CicLAvia, an event held twice a year during which 10 miles of streets are free of cars, so bicyclists, pedestrians, skaters and baby strollers can take them over.

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Today’s CicLAvia Brings Another Great Day of Bicycling in LA Streets

Apr 15, 2012 No Comments by

Thanks to CicLAvia, today promises another great bicycling run through Koreatown, Westlake and the outer downtown Los Angeles neighborhoods.

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In One Picture: Succulents Sustainably Green LA

Apr 15, 2012 No Comments by

One of the great points about living in Los Angeles is the foliage. Specifically I mean succulents.

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Dr. Bronner’s Audacious Activism Is Refreshingly Authentic

Apr 06, 2012 No Comments by

Dr. Bronner’s is a $44 million dollar business, and takes leadership on issues from human rights to fair trade to transparency in labeling.

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Paige Smith’s Paper Geodes Add Sparkle to Nondescript Los Angeles Buildings

Apr 02, 2012 No Comments by

For two months the artist Paige Smith has worked on installing her paper geodes across Los Angeles.

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