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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Finally, Yoga Shirts for Guys

Apr 05, 2012 No Comments by

Keric Morinaga and his business partner founded Kriya with the belief that men’s yoga wear could not only look good in downward dog, but at the local bar or gym.

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Southern California Winds Generate a Mess, and Mounds of Mulch

Dec 01, 2011 No Comments by

The most powerful Santa Ana winds in the past decade have caused the biggest mess in Los Angeles since the Occupy Wall Street (or Occupy LA) protestors.

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Parkman Triangle Thrives One Year After Opening

Aug 21, 2011 2 Comments by

Parkman Triangle, an example of urban acupuncture in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles, is thriving one year after LA City Council President Eric Garcetti anchored the ribbon cutting in August last year.

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Silver Lake’s Answer to the Eiffel Tower

May 22, 2011 No Comments by

For several months, the gigantic Tinker Toy project gone wrong has vexed neighbors, torn between dumping it or shrugging their shoulders as they walk or drive by it.

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Bicycling Through LA: More Than Possible

Apr 27, 2011 No Comments by

Los Angeles is not intuitively the most bike-friendly city, but there are plenty of workarounds. With my Altima spending the night at the mechanic’s in Echo Park, I had to bike to Beverly Hills for a networking event.

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Parkman Triangle Makes Local News on NBC 4!

Apr 20, 2011 4 Comments by

It has been a year since work on Parkman Triangle was completed, and now the micro-park is thriving. Last October, NBC 4 interviewed Ara Babaian about the work that went into this Silver Lake street corner, and this morning it make NBC 4’s segment on cool local neighborhoods.

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Salt and Pepper’s Here in Silver Lake

Feb 21, 2011 1 Comment by

Embracing a small and quiet courtyard on the east side of Los Angeles’ Sunset Boulevard, Spice Station’s shelves include jars full of merlot salt from France, perky cinnamon from southeast Asia, and dried leek flakes that would make any potato soup pop with joy.

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