Following Sunset Boulevard from Echo Park into Silver Lake, Sunset Junction reveals a different layer of Los Angeles. The Black Cat, changing storefronts, street life, architecture and the hills beyond show how history and reinvention can coexist—and what that can teach us about designing homes with more character.

A walk through Echo Park from afternoon into night. Photographs of people, storefronts, reflections, fading signs and changing light reveal the neighborhood through accumulation rather than landmarks.

Venice’s historic walk streets pull the car out of the foreground and bring domestic life closer to the path. A photographic field study of architecture, gardens, thresholds, and the intimacy of moving through Los Angeles on foot.

A photographic study of Gregory Ain’s Mar Vista Tract, where repeated Modernist architecture disappears into mature landscape, domestic life, and nearly eighty years of Los Angeles change.