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Register now for Colloquium XV-The Los Angeles Centers Concept After 50 Years - Then, Now and Beyond
Our next Colloquium -The Los Angeles Centers Concept after 50 years -Then, Now and Beyond
Announcing our two New Board Members -Stanley R. Hoffman, FAICP AND Clifford W. Graves, FAICP we are excited to have them on the team!
Listen to audio from the Colloquium XIV Event.
Now see images from the very successful Colloquium XIV Event. A video of the panel discussions is being edited and will be posted soon.
Colloquium XIV: Adding Voices to the LA Planning Story
Summary of the event - Colloquium XIII - The Complete Street–Wrongs and Rights-of-Way.
Announcing The Alan Jutzi Fellowship for Non–Traditional Scholars.
Category Archives: Colloquia
Colloquium VII: Planning Los Angeles: Myths, Realties, and Lessons
Presented by the Los Angeles Region Planning History Group in cooperation with the Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West Huntington Library and Garden, Friends’ Hall Saturday, April 28, 2012 Coffee and Pastries at 9:30 am Colloquium and Lunch from … Continue reading
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Colloquium VI: Los Angeles: Invented Spaces or Authentic Spaces
Presented by the Los Angeles Region Planning History Group in cooperation with the Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West Date & Location Saturday, July 9, 2011, 9:30 am – 2:00 pm Huntington Library and Gardens Friends’ Hall Program The … Continue reading
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Colloquium V: Transportation Planning — Follow the Money
“Saturday Mornings at The Huntington” is a colloquium series presented periodically by the Los Angeles Region Planning History Group in cooperation with the Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West. Location & Date Saturday, June 19, 2010 The Huntington Library … Continue reading
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Colloquium IV: Learning From Los Angeles: L.A. Zoning Turns 100
Date & Location Saturday, March 27, 2010 The Huntington Library Program Although Los Angeles is frequently derided as an “unplanned” city, shaped largely by real estate speculation, the City of Los Angeles was actually a planning pioneer, crafting the nation’s … Continue reading
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