Our friend from back on the east coast, Gina, mysteriously materialized in our neighborhood coffee shop yesterday. We hadn’t seen her in 6 years or so. We kidnapped her for the day and took her to Sunset Junction – the east side LA street festival. We got to see Eagles of Death Metal, Suicide Girls (who showed us more than they are really allowed to, thank you very much SGs.), and CHAKA KAHN!!! (yes, we skipped the New York Dolls for that.)
Keep up the good work, Echo Park.
Some insane Roadshow Rally Drive in Movie thing where you have to go and find the Malibu from Repo Man hidden somewhere in LA – and you GET TO KEEP IT – is happening in my back yard right now. So far, that is the coolest thing to happen out in our backyard/empty lot.
Osborn, the office I work at, recently got some props from the NYTimes for its part in the California Design show at the Pasadena Museum of California Art. Featured at the top is a stenciled elevator enclosure which is part of our renovations to a public school in the valley.
Holy giant wind walking rhinoceros geometric chaotic insantity!
This thing is hot, even cooler than a Delorean! Maybe. At least more angular.
City Zoning unleases the power of the Occult.
“Though the amulet had long been dismissed as urban legend, a mythical ideal of zoning perfection handed down from city planner to city planner, LaMere became convinced that not only was it real, but that it had been used to lay out the cities of Ur, Atlantis, and Inver Grove Heights, MN.”
[yes, that means its Tuesday again!]
Hunter S. Thompson to go out with a blast this saturday! Shoot things off in joyous celebration! I recommend potato cannons…
Now THAT’S a drum machine. Its called P.E.A.R.T. to boot. Oh, sorry, maybe you dont listen to Rush. (if at first that site won’t load, just try again. Its been touchy.)
Awww.. A cute little lego Farnsworth house.
I would buy that kit if I saw it at Toys R Us.
Reading my Morning News this morning, I came across a link to Original Drawings for the Marcel Breuer Coloring Book. Sweet. I have been getting into some Breuer stuff lately, that man can sling concrete around like no ones business.
When I tell people I am an architect, I often get “wow, so you must make alot of money, right?”
Yeah. Well, the profession makes the CNN list of Big jobs that pay badly
Don’t worry though, I should have school paid off by 2033 or so. Then I can relax.
