Showing posts with label DTLA. Show all posts
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7/23 & 7/31

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

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Mac/Retna piece near 6th and St. Julian. Skid Row.
Spotted. Arts District.
Journaling. Arts District.
Biking northbound on Mateo St. Arts District.
La Cachetada. Mexicali Taco Co.
Lime-paprika-rosemary chicken wings and mustard-cilantro-lime-Worcester dressing spinach/avocado/red onion salad. Home.

Botega Louie. Downtown.





Spring for Coffee. Downtown.
New Student Union building. Los Angeles Community College.
A & A. Sixth Street.
Walt Disney Concert Hall. Downtown.

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Iced cup of coffee half-full

Monday, July 16, 2012

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Exterior view of the A. Quincy Jones-designed Kalmick House. Brentwood.
Living room view. I love the quintessentially Modernist layout and open floorplan.
Bedroom of Quincy Jones' Kalmick House. Brentwood.
The Westwood In-N-Out, designed by the late, prolific West LA architect, Stephen Kanner.
Animal style. In-N-Out.
My everyday. Paper or Plastik.
Interior. Paper or Plastik.
Kevin, barista. Paper or Plastik.
400 Mariposa. Koreatown.
Man on a mission. Broadway.
Looking SE at the intersection of Los Angeles and 7th.
Ducks. DTLA.
Italianate mansion. Lafayette Square.
The DTLA skyline viewed from the La Cienega Expo Line station.
(Finally!) A pedestrian-only triangle in the Silverlake neighborhood.
The sad-looking Roxie Theater, in desperate need of a renovation.
CoffeeBar. Spring Street.
Baristas. Coffee Commissary.
Entryway. Spring Street.
Spring For Coffee. Spring Street.
Renowned architect Paul Williams' self-designed house in the Lafayette Square section of Mid-City.

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Horchata

Friday, July 13, 2012

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Coffeetime w/ Natalie. Hollywood.
Vanilla latté. Coffee Commissary.
Interior of Casbah Café. Silverlake.
Matt's apartment. Silverlake.
Jesus & Co. Downtown.
Downtown LA seen from the 4th-floor of an industrial building at Hope/12th.
The LA River, looking north.
A Tudor mansion in Windsor Square, a similarly wealthy neighborhood to the north of Hancock Park.
A nautically-themed apartment building in Koreatown.
Un vampiro de asada, con una horchata. Mexicali Taco & Co.
Modernist building lobby. Westlake.
LAUSD's futuristic (and pricey) Performing Arts high school.
Ruega por nosotros. Boyle Heights.
The Metro Expo Line's La Cienega station at sunset.
Spanish-y. Miracle Mile.
Skyscraper palms. Victoria Square.
Biking along New Hampshire. Koreatown.
Chateau. 5th/Wilton.
Matt. Casbah Café.

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