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"Venice, CA, is a portrait of a free-spirited community. Established on the shores of the Pacific a century ago, it has been transformed by successive generations of architects and artists. Best known for its rambunctious boardwalk and sandy beach, the true Venice is hidden behind enigmatic facades. In contrast to much of L.A.'s Westside, where size and show are prized, the community has retained its tight-knit, modestly scaled character, which has challenged architects to find inventive ways of building on narrow, confined lots, and to achieve a balance of openness and privacy." "This book…

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  • Other · English · 2007
    Abrams · 190 pages · 9780810993068
ArchitectureArtCaliforniaAmerican - GeneralHistory - GeneralU.S. Architecture - GeneralArchitecture / GeneralGeneral