Public space is thought to mean any open space that attracts people. Yet most would agree Los Angeles, even with its crowds and parks, is not a very favorable environment. Indeed, and frankly as a shock, it is becoming almost … | +

Los Angeles, the ultimate postwar city, can be likened to an equipotential field: anything is more or less possible anywhere.  One comes to feel, therefore, that its diversity of opportunities and resources are secretly cached within its vast grid and … | +