CA Boom 3, Day Two


Our quick summary of the second day
Day 2 of CA Boom 3 featured some great work overall, even if the weather was not cooperating today. Granted, there was no snow or rain (this is Southern California afterall, for all you non-CA peops), but the inside outside notion of living pursued in Steven Ehrlich's and David Hertz's projects did not come across quite as pleasantly, with cool, foggy and windy conditions making the visitors shiver at times.

All projects were worth having a closer look at, and it is great to see plenty of innovative work right outside of our doorstep. The tours were again well organized, and we were very happy that there was not another "no pictures of this project" incident today... Our galleries should be up and running in no time, and do stay tuned for the coverage of day 3, which featured mostly pre-fab and eco-friendly projects of the tour.

700 Palms Residence
Steven Ehrlich Architects



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Grove-Queen Residence
Idea Space Design



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The Panel House
David Hertz AIA Architects



The Weber Residence
DU Architects



4CM House
EIS Studio| Eva I. Sobesky




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