LAB+ provided architectural support to Artecho Landscape Architecture in completing the landscape design fulfilling the original concept of two building volumes joined by a green courtyard space.

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LAB+ moved into a Penthouse space in the neo-Gothic Platt Building in Downtown L.A.’s historic Theater District.  Downtown L.A. is a very different place from when the office moved out over a decade ago.  We are thrilled to be back and to be a part of its vibrant urban energy.

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“Problem solving is one of the most important missions of the architecture profession, but practitioners doing urban infill work usually have more than their fair share of challenges to overcome. Designed by Studio 0.10, this single-family residence in Los Angeles is a perfect example of the complexities architects face.” – Nigel Maynard. Article here.

…about the MüSh Residence in an article, “It is a house that draws on the rich tradition of residential modernism in Los Angeles.  But it is also a house that acknowledges the ways in which the city is changing, particularly when it comes to the opening up of the private residential realm to its urban environment…The result is nothing less than the model for a new kind of L.A. House.  It takes full advantage of the benign climate and provides plenty of space and seclusion.  But it also acknowledges the street and its neighbors – and by extension the larger city – rather than wrapping itself in a private green cocoon.”  He very much understood our conceptual premise for the design of the house.

Principal Andrew Liang delivers a lecture as part of the Pacific Asia Museum’s Active Culture lecture series titled Splendid China: Building Life with Urban Intelligence.

USC US-China Institute announces Principal Andrew Liang’s upcoming lecture Splendid China: Building Life with Intelligence at the Pacific Asia Museum in Pasadena. http://china.usc.edu/calendar/splendid-china-building-life-intelligence

Principal Andrew Liang delivers a lecture titled Emergence of Intelligent Urbanism in China at the USC Environmental Sustainability Initiative.

Principal Andrew Liang delivers a lecture as part of AIA/LA’s Urban Design lecture series titled City Making: Form & Design in East Asia.

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Arch Daily’s Architecture City Guide: Los Angeles lists the MüSh Residence alongside 12 other iconic architecture as must visit while in Los Angeles. Link here to see the whole list.

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MüSh residence wins the 4th edition of ARCHIZINC Trophee Jury’s Grand Prize.

MuSh Residence awarded Metal Construction Association’s 2009 President’s Award for Design Innovation in the Residential category.

Demolition of the existing building on the site of the Aiso Street Parking begins.

MüSh Residence is 1 of 6 houses included in Dwell on Design ’09 Los Angeles Westside home tours.

Our office is a Presidential Honoree and awarded with AIA/LA Chapter’s Building Team of the Year for our LAPD’s Aiso Street Parking and Toriumi Plaza project.

MüSh Residence wins the 2009 Metal Architecture‘s Design of Excellence Award in the Natural Metals category.

Our restoration of Carl Maston’s Hillside House above Sunset Plaza is awarded with an AIA/LA Merit Award.

The City of Portland awarded our entry for its Living Smart: Big Ideas Small Lots Competition with a Design of Excellence Award.

AZ Post Production’s facility in Santa Monica is awarded Architecture Record Interior for Excellence in Design Award.

Principal Andrew Liang participates in DEGW’s Workplace Forum titled L.A. Media Ecology: Physical to Virtual City as a panelist.

The City of Los Angeles’ Cultural Affairs Department awarded our restoration work of the Hillside House with a Heritage Commission Award.

Principal Andrew Liang is named as an emerging talent among a small list of architects in the January/February issue of L.A. Architect magazine in the feature article, LA Faces 2000: Emerging Talent.