The Los Angeles Business Council announced the winners of its 54th Architectural Awards, celebrating designs that preserve and advance the city’s legacy and foster vibrant, inclusive community life.
800/900 Culver Pointe, the Sony Pictures Scenic Arts Building, Nadel Headquarters, and The Culver Studios each took home awards in multiple different categories at the event.
Winning projects were selected from a pool of hundreds of submissions in design categories ranging from adaptive reuse to landscape architecture.
Some four dozen innovative projects were recognized, with the Grand Prize going to the Netflix Egyptian Theatre, the Economic Community Impact Award going to companies that are building and
modernizing sound stages, and the Chairman’s Award going to new parks across the county.
“This year the LABC is honoring projects whose inspired designs build on L.A.’s heritage and
move the city toward a dynamic future, said Mary Leslie, president of the Los Angeles Business
Council. “From renewing entertainment venues and creative workspaces to reimagining parks,
schools and housing, our honorees exemplify the power of architecture to serve the public
good, foster progress, and build community.”
Alec Vida, LABC
Photo – Sony Scenic Arts Biulding, interior, RIOS
