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A skylight over the museum's atrium.

Photos: The new Orange County Museum of Art is opening its doors. Here’s a sneak peek

The new Orange County Museum of Art, a $94-million Thom Mayne-designed building, is opening to the public in early October.

LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 7, 2022 - - Jaime Lee, left, chief executive of Jamison Realty Inc., and her brother Garrett Lee, president of Jamison Properties, are reflected in the facade of The Crosby apartments in Koreatown in Los Angeles on September 7, 2022. A growing number of Los Angeles-area office buildings are being converted to residential use as demand for offices stalls. Many of L.A.'s early 20th century office buildings were converted to residential use years ago, but now there is a move to convert mid-century properties as demand for housing surpasses demand for offices in key neighborhoods. Some of the amenities are a pool on the roof, a dog park, a community space to do business, a gym and a room for karaoke singing. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times)

Goodbye, water cooler; hello, pool: More Los Angeles offices are becoming apartments

An irregularly shaped billboard on the Sunset Strip features a bright digital ad for Vix+ with Maria Felix.

Column: A Sunset Strip billboard yields a puff piece. It should prompt a reckoning in architecture

A view of the future Crypto.com terrace from inside the building.

Crypto.com Arena to step up its game with several years’ worth of renovation and upgrades

Two figures on bicycles are seen framed by one of the 6th Street Bridge's soaring arches

Beyond the 6th Street Viaduct media alarmism. Lessons from a week on the new bridge

Gio Ponti’s only U.S. building is delightfully weird — and freshly revamped

Berkeley’s ‘Moorish-Tudor fever dream’ of an apartment complex sells for over $100 million

More evidence that bosses want you back to work in the office despite COVID’s endless grip

Baseball’s cathedral: At 60, Dodger Stadium has never looked better

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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 03: The dining room inside the 850 square-foot ADU developed by husband and wife architects, Bo Sundius and Hisako Ichiki of Bunch Design, in Los Angeles on Friday, June 3, 2022 in Los Angeles, CA. (Mariah Tauger / Los Angeles Times)

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This ADU rental with windows galore is a houseplant lover’s dream

Skylights, vaulted ceilings and splashes of color make this ADU rental feel much larger than its 850 square feet.

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