LA Forum

	PUBLICATIONS
	The LA Forum Anthology




	SPECIAL EVENTS
	A Picture is Worth 500 Words March 15th, 2014




	EXHIBITIONS
	LA Forum in Rotterdam

	DISCUSSIONS
	Corrections & Collections: Architecture Thursday, December 5th, 7pm




	SERIES
	On the Map 2013: South of the 10 July/August 2013




	LECTURES
	Pecha Kucha: Femmes Fatales VII January 16th, 2014

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Calendar developed and supported by Kieran O'Shea

03.29.2014 The LAF Anthology, conceived and developed under the guidance of Joe Day and Chava Danielson and documenting the Forum’s legacy of writing on and in Los Angeles, has received a grant from the Graham Foundation. A project team of current LAF […]

Thanks to the generous support of our members and friends in the community, the Forum’s Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for the publication of the Dingbat 2.0 publication raised over $12,000 and achieved “funded” status. The Forum thanks you heartily for your support! […]

01.05.2014 The LA Forum announces the launch of our Kickstarter campaign to support the upcoming publication Dingbat 2.0! The book features projects from the Dingbat 2.0 Competition, which challenged the design community to re-envision dingbat apartment buildings for the 21st Century, […]

12.03.2013 2013 John Chase Memorial Fund The LA Forum is proud to announce that the 2013 John Chase Memorial Fund has been awarded to Andrew Kovacs and Laurel Consuelo Broughton for their proposal Gallery Attachment. A small-sized, freestanding architectural object located […]

11.20.2013 For a downloadable PDF copy of the Newsletter click here Public. Civic. Urban. Community. The Fall 2013 issue of the LA Forum Newsletter, picks up a question from Lewis Mumford “What is a City?” In 1937 he defined the city […]

LA Forum in Rotterdam.
The LA Forum is proud to be participating in this year’s International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR). The summer 2014 edition, curated by the Dutch landscape architect Dirk Sijmons, explores the theme "Urban by Nature." Developed in collaboration with distinguished partners, the LA Forum's contribution, entitled The Vernon Project, takes on issues of water, infrastructure, urban metabolism, and food production and proposes alternate trajectories for housing, agriculture and wildlife in this unique municipality on the banks of Los Angeles River.
PHOTO: Duane McLemore