CityScape: San Diego Honors the Late James Hubbell with ‘Architecture of Jubilation’ Exhibit
A structure in James Hubbell’s Ilan-Lael compound. Photo by John DurantThe exhibit “James Hubbell: Architecture of Jubilation” at San Diego’s central library and three branches couldn’t have come at a more propitious time. Hubbell died May 17 at age 92 and the exhibit, which runs through Aug. 4, is
Plays Give Homeless People a Voice, Aim to Show ‘Humanity’ of Those Without Shelter
Clients at Father Joe’s Villages have collaborated on a series of plays to give people without shelter a voice. Here, a group that included homeless people, workers and volunteers takes part in a 2019 memorial at the County Administration Center. Photo by Chris StoneSee a series of free plays writte
Classic Modernist Luxury In Brentwood, $17M
A recently-completed collaboration between architect/developer David Maman and interior designer Leslie Close of Close Design, this home on Brentwood’s Arbutus Drive represents the best in “quiet luxury”—a term that’s overused but still evocative. Absolutely up to the moment in amenities, the proper
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