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Laura O’Neill, a senior architectural historian with GPA Consulting, was featured in the first broadcast of XX|LA Architects Podcast on August 26. The new show, created and hosted by architect Audrey Sato, highlights the achievements of women in the field and issues relevant to the profession. O’Neill discussed her work at GPA, which includes evaluating some of California’s most unique historic resources.
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Kudos to everyone on the SurveyLA team for winning the Los Angeles Conservancy's 2017 Chairman's Award! GPA is so proud to have been a part of this project for the past 8 years.
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GPA's "Bridging Los Angeles" documentary, directed by Andrea Galvin, wins a 2016 California Preservation Design Award in the Interpretive Exhibits category! Congratulations to all those who worked so hard to produce it!
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GPA's architectural historians proudly accept an APA Los Angeles award for the SurveyLA Latino Los Angeles Historic Context Statement! Their expert work is also being recognized at the APA California state level, for advancing diversity and social change in Honor of Paul Davidoff. The APA California Awards will be presented at the Pasadena Convention Center in October.
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GPA's expert historic preservation work on the Hotel Normandie will also be recognized at the 2016 LA Conservancy Awards. This historic hotel in the heart of Koreatown is locally designated as a City of Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument, and is eligible for listing on both the National Register of Historic Places and the California Register of Historical Resources. Its 103 rooms hosted famous names during its glory days and operated continuously for ninety years undergoing several alterations during its long history. Hotel Normandie is a fantastic example of how a building can, with the right vision, return to its former glory, create jobs, and fuel the revitalization of a neighborhood.
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