Figure-field diagram of Harper Court: Seven Fountains and its neighborhood in West Hollywood, California
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Typology as a Key Tool in Neighborhood Reconstruction
by Stefanos Polyzoides (2013)
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Stefanos explored the great urban fabric of Los Angeles in a presentation at the Southern California Traditional Building Conference, focusing on the lessons that historic California neighborhoods offer to urbanists today.
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