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Venice, CA - June 27: Homeowners Will Burroughs and Frith Dabkowski's two story ADU from the backyard on Friday, June 27, 2025 in Venice, CA. (Luke Johnson / Los Angeles Times)
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$450,000 ADU in Venice offers rooftop deck, office and the comforts of a bigger house

A two-story ADU with movie theater touches in the garage, a rooftop deck and whimsical decor in the living space offers new opportunities for fun-loving Venice family.

LACMA director Michael Govan leads a media tour outside the new David Geffen Galleries building.

LACMA opens its new building for a sneak peek: Photos from the first preview

A yellow cuvy sofa sits opposite two magenta chairs.

The curvy couch is making a comeback. Should you get one?

Glendale, CA - May 21: Ceramicist Rami Kim works on a sculpture of her late dog Gus for a lamp at her studio on Wednesday, May 21, 2025 in Glendale, CA. A lot of Kim's work features Gus, her dog of nearly 18 years. (Juliana Yamada / Los Angeles Times)

Inspired by her dog, this L.A. ceramist makes beloved pets ‘eternal’

Jeff Koons, Split-Rocker, 2000, edition of 1 plus 1 AP © Jeff Koons - Versailles, France

Jeff Koons outdoor sculpture ‘Split-Rocker’ will anchor LACMA’s new building

Evicted from her apartment at 68, an artist starts anew in a sunny L.A. fourplex

As bombs and missiles fall in Iran, Isfahan’s architectural treasures face an uncertain fate

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George Lucas’ spaceship of a museum lands in L.A. with a wonderful surprise

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Dreamers built a 1920s utopia in the Palisades. How remnants of that Chautauqua movement survived the fire

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A rendering shows a rebuilt Wayfarers Chapel, Lloyd Wright's glass-and-timber structure surrounded by newly planted trees.

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Lloyd Wright’s Wayfarers Chapel: Inside the rescue of a national landmark

More details emerge for Lloyd Wright’s beloved glass-and-timber ‘tree chapel’ and its proposed new location. Backers lay out their vision and a timeline to reassemble the landmark wrecked by the Rancho Palos Verdes landslide.

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