Los Angeles LGBT Center, Hollywood, CA
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The dynamic architectural forms that comprise the Anita May Rosenstein Campus of the Los Angeles LGBT Center, use light to provide color and shape. A mosaic of different spaces grouped around interior courtyards, the campus openly interfaces with the city and creates a protected sanctuary for the LGBTQ community. Lines of light accentuate the building’s angular shape and linear recessed fixtures accentuate a warm, well-lit interior. With the ability to change color, the lighting in the stairway and underneath the dramatically cantilevered conference room creates a color-changing beacon of light for pride month. Discreet linear striplights help emphasize angular planter shapes, echoing the building’s angular exterior while area pole lights provide soft ambiance for a welcoming environment that is safe and secure.
Project Credits:
Architect: Leong Leong / KFA Architecture
Photos: © Iwan Baan / jimsimmonsphotography.com
*The project won a 2020 Gold Nugget Award and a Los Angeles Business Council Chairman’s Award.
The dynamic architectural forms that comprise the Anita May Rosenstein Campus of the Los Angeles LGBT Center, use light to provide color and shape. A mosaic of different spaces grouped around interior courtyards, the campus openly interfaces with the city and creates a protected sanctuary for the LGBTQ community. Lines of light accentuate the building’s angular shape and linear recessed fixtures accentuate a warm, well-lit interior. With the ability to change color, the lighting in the stairway and underneath the dramatically cantilevered conference room creates a color-changing beacon of light for pride month. Discreet linear striplights help emphasize angular planter shapes, echoing the building’s angular exterior while area pole lights provide soft ambiance for a welcoming environment that is safe and secure.
Project Credits:
Architect: Leong Leong / KFA Architecture
Photos: © Iwan Baan / jimsimmonsphotography.com
*The project won a 2020 Gold Nugget Award and a Los Angeles Business Council Chairman’s Award.
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