Los Angeles Architecture Top 40
Los Angeles is a diverse city filled with green space, urban space and all different kinds of people, incomes and tastes. Although this can make for a disparate social scene, it makes architecture really interesting. See some of the top homes as voted on by Los Angeles Times readers in their new best hits list.
The Los Angeles Times recently organized their inventory of profiled homes into a top 40 list as ranked by readers. Homes range from the House that Google Sketch Up Built to modest bungalows and modern masterpieces.
See the top homes as ranked this week here in the Home and Garden Section. A poll at the end of each slideshow allows for the ranking to change from week to week.
Images via the Los Angles Times' Mark Boster, Irfan Khan and Richard Hartog.
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interesting-- this is excellent too, in terms of history: http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?p=5000265&posted=1#post5000265
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