Pugh + Scarpa is committed to producing work of exceptional rigor and architecture that expresses the highest aesthetic, environmental and social ideals. As a firm, we have consistently sought new and different design challenges and have resisted becoming excessively specialized in any particular building type. As a result, our innovative work ranges from designs for small objects, furniture and public art, to large-scale educational, civic and affordable housing buildings. We are also known for our experience in master planning and urban design. Approaching every project with fresh eyes, we produce design solutions that are unique and appropriately suited to client and context.

At Pugh + Scarpa our working method has always been highly intuitive and flexible - there are no rigid boundaries or pre-set formulas. Our interest is in producing meaningful work that is rooted in its context, both cultural and physical. We have developed a design process that focuses on the unique values of each client and the specific programmatic requirements and aesthetic opportunities of each project. We understand that the role of the architect is one often marked by conflict, contradiction, and change as projects evolve and respond to stakeholders' needs. Skilled at building dynamic rapport with our clients and user groups, we create inspiring and exceptionally functional buildings that fulfill their collective goals. Together with the stakeholders, we begin by exploring both the functional needs and the aesthetic goals of each project with no limiting preconceptions. This ensures that the final design emerges from the specific context and essential function of the project. Our ability to understand and interpret user needs and goals is evidenced in the positive relationships we have developed with our clients. We encourage you to contact any of our past clients, to better understand our methods and abilities.

At Pugh + Scarpa, each project is approached as the continuation of an ongoing inquiry. We have become specialists in finding creative and unique solutions to the most difficult budgets and programs. Careful consideration is given to the appropriateness of design choices in terms of context, program and construction. We are known as architects who link exceptional design with time and budget concerns, joined with a larger commitment to community and quality.

Our work is driven by the belief that architecture can have a transformative influence by providing an environment that engenders freedom of thought, creativity and curiosity; and as such, we believe in the possibility of creating architecture that itself becomes an instrument of the human experience. It is from these beliefs and values that we continually strive to deliver buildings that redefine the typology and establish new paradigms for each project we undertake. While we practice architecture with an extremely rigorous and exacting methodology, we remain open-minded, so that our work can adapt throughout the dynamic process of making places for people.

In our eyes, the quality of a project is not necessarily related to how much it costs, but rather how wisely the resources of time and money are spent. We firmly believe that design excellence can be achieved on any scale or budget; that economy and aesthetics are not mutually exclusive. Proper cost management and life cycle building cost is of great importance to us. Our design strategy is to seek simplicity, which results in flexibility in use and economy in cost. In everything we do, we are constantly aware of our responsibility to our clients, who rely on us to honor our commitments to budget, schedule, and quality of work.

Research of materials and technologies has lead us to new and innovative solutions while respecting tried and tested construction methods. This is true regardless of the scale, whether big or small, for public or private use, for rich or poor. Working closely with clients, users, industry and a network of consultants is an approach that has often led us to successfully reinvent established building types. Our attitude not only stresses the search for fundamental principles in architecture, such as light, volume and spatial flow, but also attempts to reveal extraordinary beauty within ordinary ideas and materials.

At Pugh + Scarpa, our design process particularly emphasizes the unique requirements and aesthetic opportunities of each project. From this perspective, the contextual issues of a given site often provide great opportunity to develop an architectural language that is layered and multivalent. We see a site's unique considerations as highly valuable, providing rich and diverse material to draw upon. The specific conditions of the multiple physical and cultural forces impacting the building-its embedment in the surrounding urban fabric, relationship to adjacent buildings, and proximity to community assets-help us develop a solution that contributes a distinctive sensibility to the environment.

As the design process begins, we focus on the unique attributes of and opportunities afforded by the site. We begin with an investigation of the site, surrounding buildings, existing building and structural system, attitudes and patterns of use, topographical surroundings, etc. While the programmatic aspects of the project are being defined, our designers begin their investigation of contextual issues, on both a micro and a macro level. These subjective contextual readings are balanced by combining the perspective of the "indigenous" client group and the "outsider" perspective of Pugh + Scarpa and our assembled team of consultants.

To locate an architecture, we typically operate on a question/answer paradigm in which the antecedents and precedents of initial answers are absorbed or challenged in order to identify the salient issues. The questions that will form the basis of our inquiry for the physical design of this project include: What is the relationship between the identity of the specific site and the larger cultural and social identity of the surrounding city? What are the sign systems at work that are taken for granted, overlooked and yet understood intuitively? As we examine and absorb the local idioms and syntax, the architectural language will become layered with meaning that is connected to its place and time, providing an armature for development.

2011 (est.): Pico Place, Santa Monica, CA: affordable housing

2011 (est.): Laumeier Arts and Education Building, St. Louis, MO:
new museum for sculpture park's permanent collection

2011 (est.): Contemporary Arts Museum, Raleigh, NC: adaptive reuse of warehouse facility

2011 (est.): Siqueiros Mural Canopy and Interpretive Center, Los Angeles, CA:
historic preservation and new museum

2010 (est.): Santa Monica Parking Garages, Santa Monica, CA: aesthetic and sustainability improvements

University of California San Diego, East Campus Health Sciences Parking Garage, 2009

Rest Box, Gwangju Biennale, Gwangju, South Korea, 2009

Mill Center for the Arts, Hendersonville, NC, 2007

Fifth Annual Florida Outdoor Sculpture Competition, Polk Museum of Art, Lakeland, March 2005 - April 2006

Awards in 2010

National AIA Architecture Firm Award
For: Pugh + Scarpa
Presented by: American Institute of Architects
Recipients: Pugh + Scarpa
Announced: Dec. 3, 2009

AIA/CC Firm Award
For: Pugh + Scarpa
Presented by: AIA California Council
Recipients: Pugh + Scarpa
Announced: Oct. 21, 2009

AIA Institute Honor Award for Architecture
For: Step Up
Presented by: AIA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2010

Awards in 2009

AIA/LA Design Award: Merit
For: Step up on Fifth
Presented by: AIA Los Angeles
Recipients: Pugh Scarpa Kodama
Announced: Oct. 9, 2009

Westside Prize
For: Step Up on Fifth (infill; built)
Presented by: Westside Urban Forum
Recipients: Pugh Scarpa Kodama
Announced: June 12, 2009

Westside Prize
For: Green Dot Animo Leadership High School (unbuilt)
Presented by: Westside Urban Forum
Recipients: Pugh + Scarpa
Announced: June 12, 2009

Los Angeles Business Council Community Impact Award
For: LATTC Gymnasium
Presented by: Los Angeles Business Council
Recipients: Pugh + Scarpa, Los Angeles Community College District
Announced: May 28, 2009

AIA Committee on Architecture for Education (CAE)
Educational Facility Design Awards: Unbuilt
For: Green Dot Animo Leadership High School
Presented by: American Institute of Architects (at AIA Convention, May 2009)
Recipients: Pugh + Scarpa
Announced: April 29, 2009

AIA Young Architects Award
For: Design Excellence and Community Involvement
Presented by: American Institute of Architects
Recipient: Angela Brooks (at AIA Convention, May 2009)
Announced: January 29, 2009

Awards in 2008

Interior Design "Hall of Fame" Lifetime Achievement Award
For: Design Excellence
Presented by: Interior Design Magazine
Recipients: Gwynne Pugh, Lawrence Scarpa
Announced: December 3rd, 2008

Design Green
For: TreePeople (LEED Certification and Commissioning)
Presented by: Architectural Foundation of Los Angeles (AFLA)
Recipients: Angela Brooks
Announced: October 2008

Stars of Design Award
For: Design Excellence
Presented by: Pacific Design Center
Recipient: Lawrence Scarpa, Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2008
Announced: March 26th, 2008

Awards in 2007

AIA Institute Honor Award for Architecture
For: Solar Umbrella
Presented by: AIA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2007
Announced: January 12, 2007

AIA/LA Next LA Award: Merit
For: Mill Center for the Arts
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa/EDR (?)
Date: 2007
Announced: June 21, 2007

AIA/LA Design Award: Citation
For: Redelco Residence
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2007
Announced: June 21, 2007

AIA/LA Design Award: Citation
For: Orange Grove Lofts
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2007
Announced: June 21, 2007

Westside Prize
For: Cherokee Lofts
Presented by: Westside Urban Forum
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2007

Westside Prize
For: Step Up (unbuilt)
Presented by: Westside Urban Forum
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2007

Alumni Young Architects Design Award
For: Achievement
Presented by: College of Design, Construction and Planning, University of Florida, School of Architecture
Recipient: Angela Brooks
Date: 2007

Awards in 2006

AIA COTE Top Ten Green Projects Award
For: Solar Umbrella
Presented by: AIA COTE (Committee on the Environment)
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2006
Announced: April 22, 2006

AIA Housing Committee Award: Multifamily Housing
For: Orange Grove
Presented by: AIA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2006

AIA Housing Committee Award: Innovation in Housing Design
For: Solar Umbrella
Presented by: AIA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2006

AIA/LA Decade Merit Award
For: Solar Umbrella
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2006
Announced: June 9, 2006

AIA/LA Decade Citation Award
For: Co-Op Editorial
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2006
Announced: June 9, 2006

AIA/LA Decade Citation Award
For: Reactor Films
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2006
Announced: June 9, 2006

RA Merit Award
For: Solar Umbrella
Presented by: residential architect Design Awards (RADA 2006)
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2006 (web announcement Feb 2006 / print article May 2006)

RA Merit Award
For: Orange Grove
Presented by: residential architect Design Awards (RADA 2006)
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2006 (web announcement Feb 2006 / print article May 2006)

Awards in 2005

SOA Distinguished Alumni
For: Distinguished Alumni chosen for outstanding contributions to the program
Presented by: Martha Kohen, director of University of Florida School of Architecture
Recipient: Lawrence Scarpa
Date: April 13, 2005

AIA Institute Honor Award for Interior Architecture
For: Jigsaw
Presented by: AIA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2005

AIACC Merit Award
For: Orange Grove Lofts
Presented by: AIA California Council
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2005

AIACC Merit Award
For: Solar Umbrella
Presented by: AIA California Council
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa, Angela Brooks, AIA & Lawrence Scarpa, AIA
Date: 2005

AIA/LA Honor Award
For: Solar Umbrella
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2005 (notified October 3, 2005)

ED+C Excellence in Design Award, Finalist
For: Solar Umbrella (Single-family Residential Home category)
Presented by: Environmental Design + Construction Magazine
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2005 (notified September 9, 2005)

Record Houses Award
For: Solar Umbrella
Presented by: Architectural Record Magazine
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2005
Published in April 2005 issue
http://archrecord.construction.com/projects/residential/archives/0504RHe-1.asp

Certificate of Recognition
For: Sustainable Quality Awards honors for leadership in Sustainable Design
Presented by: California Legislature Assembly
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: May 14, 2005

Sustainable Quality Award
For: Leadership in sustainable design
Presented by: City of Santa Monica
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2005

Los Angeles Architectural Award: Award of Excellence
For: Jigsaw
Presented by: LA Business Council
Recipient: Pugh Scarpa Kodama
Date: 2005

Award Honors
For: Leadership in Sustainable design
Presented by: California Legislative Assembly
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: May, 2005

Leadership Award for Sustainable Design
For: practice to preserve the environment
Presented by: California State Senate
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: May, 2005

Awards in 2004

AIA Institute Honor Award for Interior Architecture
For: Co-op Editorial
Presented by: AIA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2004

AIACC Merit Award
For: Co-op Editorial
Presented by: AIA California Council
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2004

AIACC Merit Award
For: Jigsaw
Presented by: AIA California Council
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2004

AIA/LA Citation Award, Next LA
For: Vail-Grant Residence
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date 2004

Certificate of Appreciation
For: contributions to quality and lasting achievement in Federal design
Presented by: The U.S. General Services Administration, Public building Service
Recipient: Lawrence Scarpa
Date: December 2004

The Architectural League‘s "Emerging Voices" lecture series
For: was created to recognize and encourage architects who are beginning to achieve prominence in the profession.
Presented by: The Architectural League of New York
Recipient: Lawrence Scarpa
Date: March, 2004

Certificate of Appreciation
For: Contributions by Lawrence Scarpa to the American Institute of Architects
Presented by: The American Institute of Architects, Los Angeles Chapter
Recipient: Lawrence Scarpa
Date: 2004

Certificate of Appreciation
For: In gratitude of the 2004 2X8 Ground Work
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2004

Liquid Stone Exhibit, National Building Museum
Featured Project: Vail-Grant residence, Los Angeles, California
Exhibition: National Building Museum, Washington DC
Architect: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: June 19, 2004- January 23, 2005

Affordable Housing: Designing an American Asset Exhibit
Featured Project: Colorado Court
Exhibition: National Building Museum, Washington DC
Architect: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: February 28 - August 8, 2004

Exhibition: LA 25
For: Various works
Presented by: A+D Museum, Los Angeles
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa Architecture
Date: 2004

Awards in 2003

The Rudy Bruner Award
For: Urban and Community Design, Urban Excellence
Presented by: The Bruner Foundation
Recipient: Pugh Scarpa Kodama
Date: 2003

AIA Top Ten Green Project Award
For: Colorado Court
Presented by: AIA/COTE
Recipient: Pugh Scarpa Kodama
Date: 2003

AIA Institute Honor Award for Architecture
For: Colorado Court
Presented by: AIA
Recipient: Pugh Scarpa Kodama
Date: 2003

AIA Housing Committee Award: Multifamily Housing
For: Colorado Court
Presented by: The AIA Center for Facilities Design Housing Professional Interest Area
Recipient: Pugh Scarpa Kodama
Date: 2003

AIACC Merit Award
For: Colorado Court
Presented by: AIA California Council
Recipient: Pugh Scarpa Kodama
Date: 2003

AIA/LA Honor Award
For: Co-op Editorial
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2003

AIA/LA Merit Award for Architecture
For: Colorado Court
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh Scarpa Kodama
Date: 2003

Award of Excellence
For: Colorado Court, sustainable design
Presented by: LA Business Council
Recipient: Pugh Scarpa Kodama
Date: 2003

Awards in 2002

AIA Institute Honor Award for Interior Architecture
For: XAP Corporation
Presented by: AIA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2002

AIACC Merit Award
For: Bergamot Lofts
Presented by: AIA California Council
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2002

AIACC Merit Award
For: The Firm
Presented by: AIA California Council
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2002

AIA/LA Merit Award for Interior Architecture
For: Davie-Brown Entertainment
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2002

AIA/LA Merit Award for Interior Architecture
For: YouBet.com
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa and Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects
Date: 2002

The World Habitat Award, Finalist
For: Colorado Court
Presented by: Building and Social Housing Foundation, United Nations
Recipient: Pugh Scarpa Kodama
Date: 2002

Westside Prize
For: Bergamot Station Arts Complex
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Presented by: Westside Urban Forum
Date: 2002

Awards in 2001

AIA Institute Honor Award for Interior Architecture
For: Reactor Films
Presented by: AIA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2001

AIACC Merit Award
For: Reactor Films
Presented by: AIA California Council
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2001

AIA/LA Merit Award for Interior Architecture
For: XAP Corporation
Presented by: AIA/ LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2001

22nd Annual Interiors Award, Certificate of Honors
For: The Firm, Best Design: Small Offices
Presented by: Interiors
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2001

Beautification Award
For: Bergamot Artist Lofts, Category of: commercial Low-rise
Presented by: LA Business Council
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2001

Beautification Award
For: Reactor Films
Presented by: LA Business Council
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: April 2001

Awards in 2000

AIA/LA Honor Award
For: Bergamot Lofts
Presented by: AIA/LA Chapter
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2000

AIA/LA Honor Award for Interior Architecture
For: Click 3XLA
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2000

AIA/LA Honor Award for Interior Architecture
For: Reactor Films
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2000

AIA/LA Honor Award for Interior Architecture
For: The Firm
Presented by: AIA/LA
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: 2000

Westside Prize
For: Colorado Court
Presented by: Westside Urban Forum
Recipient: Pugh Scarpa Kodama
Date: 2000

Young Architect Design Award -
Recipient: Lawrence Scarpa
Presented by: University of Florida Department of Architecture
Date: April 10, 2000

Collaborative Practice Award
Presented by: The Association of Collegiate Schools of Architects
Recipient: Lawrence Scarpa
Date: March 13, 2000

Awards in 1999

Citation Award
For: Design Excellence in Architecture and Public Art
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Presented by: City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs
Date: 1999

Westside Prize
For: Portable Construction Training Center
Presented by: Westside Urban Forum
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Date: June 1999

Awards from 1996 - 85

Top 39 architects under age 39
Recipient: Lawrence Scarpa
Presented by: Academy of Architecture Arts and Sciences,
Date: 1996

"100 Architects" Barnsdall Art Park Municipal Gallery
For: "L.A. Service Station"
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Presented by: American Institute of Architects National Convention
Date: 1994

Exhibition: Clyde Street Gallery, San Francisco, CA
Presentation of: Pugh + Scarpa Works
Date: 1993

Winner of the New Public Realm Competition
Presented by: Progressive Architecture
Recipient: Angie Brooks
Date: October 1992

First Prize, International Furniture Design Competition
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Presented by: Ilall Lael Foundation
Date 1986

Winning Entry, Follansbee Steel International Design Competition
Exhibit,
For: New Blood 101
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Presented by: Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles, Ca
Date: 1988

Exhibition: Gallery of Functional Art, Santa Monica, CA
Presentation of: Pugh + Scarpa Works
Date: 1988

Henry Adams Medal
Recipient: Pugh + Scarpa
Presented by: American Institute of Architects
Date: 1985

2009: Cherokee Lofts, Los Angeles, CA: multifamily market-rate housing, seeking LEED platinum

2009: Step Up on Fifth, Santa Monica, CA: affordable housing

2007: Solar Umbrella, Venice, CA: single-family home, 100% energy-neutral

2005: Redelco Residence, Los Angeles, CA: single-family home

2004: Jigsaw Editorial, Los Angeles, CA: commercial interior

2003: Co-Op Editorial, Santa Monica, CA: commercial interior

2002: Colorado Court, Santa Monica, CA:
affordable housing, nation's first multifamily LEED Gold project, 100% energy-neutral

2001: XAP Corporation, Culver City, CA: commercial interior

2001: The Firm, Los Angeles, CA: commercial interior

2001: Creative Domain, Los Angeles, CA: commercial interior

2000: Reactor Films, Santa Monica, CA: commercial interior

2000: Bergamot Artist Lofts, Santa Monica, CA: mixed-use

1996: Electric Vehicle Charging Station, Santa Monica, CA:
nation's first and only solar-powered electric vehicle charging station

1994: Bergamot Station Arts Complex, Santa Monica, CA: renovation of former industrial site into arts center

2009
Chicago Tribune, December
Los Angeles Times, December
CurbedLA, November
Elements/Objects, November
Architecture in Times of Need, November
Living West, November
The New Solar Home, November
Eco-Houses, October
Interior Design, October
Green Business Quarterly, September
Growing Urban Habitats, September
Green Is Beautiful: The Eco-Friendly House, September
Azure (Canada), September
Architectural Record, August
Archidose, August
ArchInnovations.com, August
The Architect's Newspape, August
Curbed LA, August
Builder and Developer, August
Noble House (South Korea), August
LoftLife, August
Elle Decoration (Romania), July
Avivre (France), July
Interior Design, July
ArchitectureNews.com, July
LATimes.com, July
Curbed LA, July
FastCompany.com, July
Dezeen.com, July
Architectural Record Online, July
Archiportale.com (Italy), June
Yanko Design, June
Design Intelligence, June
e-architect.org, June
Archinnovations.com, June
A Daily Dose of Architecture, June
Arcspace.com, June
The Architect's Newspaper, May
ArchiCentral.com, May
AR Plus (Architectural Review online) (UK), May
Building Refurbishment (Spain), May
Architecture Buzz! (Thailand), May
Architectural Record, May
Modern Sustainable Residential Design, May
Santa Monica Daily Press, May
Santa Monica Dispatch, April
Northwest Arkansas Times, April
Los Angeles Times, April
The Visual Dictionary of Interior Architecture and Design, April
Signature Direct LA, April
Sustainable Homes, March
Perspective (USC), March
Design 360 (China), March
Statement (Netherlands), March
The Hand of the Architect (Italy), March
The Architect's Newspaper, February
Disenart (Spain), February
Yale Daily News, January
Architectural Digest, January

2008
Wohnmodelle (Housing Models): Experimentation and Everyday Life, Folio Vertag (Austria), December
Idea News, (USC), December
Interior Design, December
The American House, Phaidon, November
Yahoo! News, December
1000x: Architecture of the Americas, Braun (Germany), November
Design TAXI (Singapore), November
The Phaidon Atlas of Contemporary World Architecture, October
KCET-TV, October
Los Angeles Times, October
Space Magazine (South Korea), October
The Sustainable Home, Merrell, October
Interni Magazine (Russia), October
IW Magazine, Detail ‘09, October
Architecture: Celebrating the Past, Designing the Future (AIA 150), September
Architecture a Vivre, September
The Magazine LA, September
Curbed LA, August
The Architect's Newspaper, August
Home! - The Best of Living Design, August
Work! - The Best of Office Design, August
The LookOut News, July
Space, July
Contract Magazine, July
Houses & Materials, July
Significant Interiors, July
Curbed LA, June
World Architecture News, June
Architecture Plus, June
Hinge, June
The Architectural Review, May
E Magazine, May
Metropolitan Home, May
Santa Monica Mirror, April
Elle Décor Russia, April
Architectural Record online, April
Robb Report Collection, March
Residential Architect, March
House with a View, by Philip Jodidio
Dream Homes Los Angeles, Panache Partners, May
Metropolis, March
Architectural Record, January
Grand Designs, January
Environmental Design + Construction, January
Detail ‘08

2007
Azure Magazine, September
Estates West Magazine, Fall
Basics Interior Architecture: Form and Structure, Ava Publishing
Interior Architect Now, by Jennifer Hudson
City Lofts, by Loft Publications
The New 100 houses x 100 architects, Images Publishing
Office Interiors, by Pilar Chueca
Details in Contemporary Architecture, Princeton Architectural Press
Detail in Contemporary Residential Architecture, by Virginian McLeod
393 L'Industria delle costruzioni, February
Extensions, Laurence King Publishing Ltd
Hometown Santa Monica, by Prospect Park Books
Dwell, October
Residential Designs for the 21st Century: An International Collection, by Casey Mathweson
Architectural Graphic Standards, 11th Edition
2007 Westside Prize, by Urban Forum
Architrave 14 fragment, University of Florida
Hinge Magazine, July
Living Together: Multfamily Housing Today by Michael J. Crosbie (Images)
100 Great Extensions & Renovations by Philip Jodidio (Images)
Interior Design Magazine, June
Sustainable Environments: Contemporary Design in Detail by Yenna Chan (Rockport)
The Architects Newspaper, May
The Architectural Record, May
The Architectural Review, April
The Big Book of Lofts (Collins Design)
Newsweek, March 5
Hinge Magazine, March
California Home + Design, March
Innovative Home, Spring
The Wall Street Journal, January 26
Smart Home Owner, Jan/Feb
Dwell Magazine, Dec/Jan

2006
New Sustainable Homes: Designs for Healthy Living by James Trulove (Collins Design)
Stair Design (daab/Loft)
Industrial Chic: Reconverting Spaces (Loft)
New Minimalist Houses by Anja Llorella (Collins Design/Loft)
IW Interior World #53 (Korea)
GA Houses 96 (Japan), November
IW Magazine 52 (Taiwan), November
Innovative Home, Winter
Vegetal Analogies (Parramon)
The Los Angeles Times, September 3
Liquid Stone: New Architecture in Concrete edited by Jean-Luis Cohen & Martin Moeller (Princeton Architectural press)
Residential Architect, August
The Big Book of Interiors by Agata Losantos (Collins Design)
Innovative Home, Fall
LA Architect, July/August
DBZ Deutshe BauZeitschrift (Germany), June
The Architects Newspaper, June 7
Cadalyst, June.
Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 3
UME 20 edited by Haig Beck & Jackie Cooper
LA 2000+ : New Architecture in Los Angeles by John Chase (Monacelli)
Fast Company, June
Residential Architect, May
Azure, May
Architectural Record, May
The New York Times Magazine, May 7
Hinge Magazine, April
LAArchitect Magazine, Jan/Feb
SPA-DE Space and Design, Vol. 4
Dwell Magazine, Dec/Jan

2005
Off The Grid, by Lori Ryker
100 More of the World's Best Houses, by Robyn Beaver
The Green House: New Directions in Sustainable Architecture, by Alanna Stang, Christopher Hawthorne
New Apartments, Edited by Ana G. Canizares
Affordable Housing: Designing an American Asset, by The National Building Museum
The Architecture Traveler (revised edition), by Sydney LeBlanc
AMC Le Moniteur Architecture: Interieurs 2006
Los Angeles Times Magazine, September 25, 2005
Los Angeles Magazine, October
AMC Le Moniteur Architecture: Interieurs 2006
Architectural Review, July
Architectural Record, July
The Plan, June
Architectural Record, April
Architectural Record, January
GA Houses No.87
Interior Design, May
Architectural Review, April
Arc Design No. 41, March
Interior Design, March
Diseno Interior, February
Dwell Magazine, January
The Planning Report, Vol. XVlll No. 6, April
Los Angeles Times, June 30, 2005
Modern House Three, By Raul Barraneche
Pugh + Scarpa, By Bruce Lan
Urban Contemporary Interiors, By Mary Wynne Ryan
Guide to Contemporary Architecture in America
TASCHEN's 1000 Favorite Websites by Julius Wiedemann
Competitions Magazine, Fall 2005
Abstract Magazine #33, Fall 2005
Environmental Design & Construction, September
The Telegraph, London, July 23, 2005
Yogi Times, June
SPA-DE- Space and Design, Vol. 3
De Arhitectura houses nr.16, Romania (cover)
Interior Digest (Russia)
DBZ Deutsche BauZeitschrift, August

2004
Hinge Magazine, "Light Puzzle", Volume 111
Stahlarchitektur International, Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt
Los Angeles Business Journal, June 28
Santa Monica Mirror, June 9-14
Santa Monica Mirror, September 15-21
Santa Monica Mirror, August 18-24
The Other Office - Creative Workplace, Birkhauser SPACE: International Interior Design Volume 1
HOW Magazine, June
Interior Design Magazine, June
Affordable Housing Finance, May
FRAME Magazine, March/April
Architectural Record, March
AIArchitect, January
Atlas of Contemporary World Architects, Phaidon Press
SPA-DE- Space and Design, Vol. 1
LA Architect, Nov/Dec
Los Angeles Times, "New Housing for Lincoln Heights Building," Dec 22

2003
FX Design, Business and Society, September
Metal Architecture Design and Construction, Birkhauser DBZ Pub
Architectural Record, Record Interiors, September
Los Angeles Times, "Green Project Wins on its Own Terms", August 3
Architecture Now II, Taschen Publishing
Interior Design, January
Metropolis, March
Architectural Record , May
FRAME 30, January
ARCAca , September
ARCAca , February
DBZ Architecture, Winter issue, Germany
The Other Office, Peter Huiberts Publishing
Loud Paper, Vol. 4
LA Architect, Jan/Feb
Santa Monica Mirror, April 30
Hinge Magazine, June
BAUWELT, November, Germany
Contemporary American Architecture Guidebook, Synectics Inc.
Interiors Now, The Images Publishing Group Pty Ltd
A+ D Home Front-New Developments in Housing (cover), John Wiley and Sons, Ltd.
Los Angeles Business Journal, May
The Planning Report, November

2002
Architectural Review, November
Architectural Review, October
The Hollywood Reporter, Fall Real Estate Special
Interior Design, October
Santa Monica Mirror, October 23
Interior Design (Sol Design FX scheduled)
LA Architect, July/August
The Art of Portable Architecture,
Princeton Architectural Press
Dwell Magazine, August
Architectural Review, July
Interiors and Sources, March
LA Architect, Jan/Feb
DBZ Architecture "Glas 10", Summer issue Germany
AW Architektur + Wettbewerbe 191, September

2001
GA Houses No. 68
Grid Magazine, October
Buro DBZ ein Sonderheft der (cover)
ARCAca, 01.03 Summer
Architectural Review, August
Architecture Magazine, August
Los Angeles Times, June 26
Los Angeles Times, October 14
Lotus No. 107 Indoor Outdoor
Architectural Record, May
Architectural Review, March (cover)
Interiors Magazine, January
Architectural Record, January
LA Architect, May/June
Building Design and Construction, May
Interior Design Magazine, March (cover)

2000
LA Architect, November
LA Architect, June
Lotus, No. 105
Santa Monica Mirror, December 6
Monument, June
Metropolitan Home, September (cover)
DBZ Architecture "Buro 99", Summer issue Germany