Marina Del Rey Truss Campus Featured in Interior Design Magazine
Truss Campus, the reimagined creative campus in Marina Del Rey, featured in Interior Design Magazine’s Office Issue.
In The Press
Modern Ranch Residence Featured in the Los Angeles Times
Mixing fresh and modern design with a rustic style
Mountain Drive Residence Featured in Classicist No. 15
Mountain Drive residence in Beverly Hills featured in Classicist No. 15.
Kaiser’s Antelope Valley Offices Emphasize Green Landscaping
The Kaiser Permanente Antelope Valley Medical Offices in Lancaster have been open for about 1.5 years and stand as a prime example of Kaiser’s commitment to sustainability. Everything from the facility’s interiors to the landscaping helped it achieve LEED Platinum certification in spite of the area’s harsh desert climate.
EPTDESIGN Principal Matthew Hall on Historical Relevance in Creating Landscapes
Long ago were the days when renters searching for an apartment were only focused on location, price and availability of the necessities. In today’s world, multifamily renters consider a variety of factors and increasingly want to live somewhere with a community feel that incorporates the area’s history and culture.
Pomona College Studio Arts Hall Feature in Architectural Record
In that spirit, Studio Art Hall—completed by wHY in late 2014—departs strikingly from the Spanish Mission architecture around it.
Stephen Carroll on Achieving Sustainable Design in Harsh Environments
EPTDESIGN Principal Stephen Carroll on achieving sustainable design in harsh environments
Kaiser Permanente Antelope Valley Featured in Healthcare Design Magazine
Kaiser Permanente Antelope Valley Medical Offices is inspired—inside and out—by the beauty and challenges of its California desert locale.
Principal Stephen Carroll on Designing Outdoor Learning Environments
EPTDESIGN Principal Stephen Carroll on how to design outdoor learning environments
Malibu High School Awarded Citation of Excellence
With sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Monica Mountains, Malibu High School sits on a hillside one-quarter mile from Zuma Beach and the Pacific Coast Highway.