by creedla | Mar 3, 2017 | Architecture, Environmental News, Los Angeles Construction Projects
Talk About an “Eye” For Design Although it may look like someone took an outrageously kitsch movie prop from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989) and placed it between two buildings in the middle of Venice, CA, the reality is that the Binoculars Building was anything but!...
by creedla | Dec 29, 2016 | Environment, Environmental News, Green Construction, Los Angeles Construction Projects
Energy Efficient Technology and Environmentally-Responsible Construction Projects Conscientious homeowners are purchasing products that will make their homes greener by reducing their carbon footprint. Elaborating on this, Zillow released a report listing the top 100...
by creedla | Sep 21, 2016 | Architecture, City Planners in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Construction Projects
The Los Angeles City Hall… Strengthening the Heart of a City Los Angeles Environmentally-responsible Construction Projects Designed by prominent architects Austin, Parkinson, and Martin, the stunning LA City Hall proudly stood as the city’s tallest building for almost...
by creedla | Aug 16, 2016 | Environment, Los Angeles Construction Projects
Off-site Construction Projects Are Gaining Popularity Around The Nation Tomāto, Tomăto. Two ways of referring to the same thing. No matter how you slice it (ha!), everyone envisions a highly delicious, extremely versatile, and incredibly nutritious fruit loved by...
by creedla | Aug 9, 2016 | Green Construction, Los Angeles Construction Projects
…Some things simply can’t be rushed! The importance of construction apprenticeship programs. In the construction trades, training highly skilled workers doesn’t happen overnight. Their journey begins as registered apprentices, individuals who endure rigorous...
by creedla | Jul 13, 2016 | Los Angeles Construction Projects
We’ve all been tempted to order a pizza from one of the national chains. Sure, they may have low prices and clever ads, but they offer gimmicky products with questionable taste. Now, think of local pizzerias… Their prices may be higher, but they make a pie good...
