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Tag Archives: Fairfax and Wilshire
Inconvenient Truths at LACMA: Sweeping Debt, Dealmaking, and Dubious Design under the Red Carpet
Inconvenient Truths at LACMA: Sweeping Debt, Dealmaking, and Dubious Design under the Red Carpet by Joseph Giovannini “…from the very beginning the ambitious project has been personality driven, based much more on Govan’s determination, enthusiasm, and charisma than on a compelling … Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Museum, Fairfax and Wilshire, Greg Golding, Inconvenient Truths at LACMA, Joseph Giovannini, LACMA, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, May Co. building, Michael Govan, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Peter Zumthor, Peter Zumthor at LACMA: A Preacher in the Wrong Church, Wilshire Boulevard
Q & A: An interview with Mindy Lake and Michael Cortez, members of Metro’s Construction Relations Team
Q & A: On the Front Lines of Subway Construction in the Miracle Mile An interview with Mindy Lake and Michael Cortez, members of Metro’s Construction Relations Team After almost two years of advanced utility relocation (and a couple more to … Continue reading
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Tagged Eat Shop Play, Fairfax and Wilshire, Fairfax subway station, La Brea, La Brea subway station, Metro Construction Relations, Michael Cortez, Mindy Lake, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Noise Ordinances, overnight work, petition campaign, Purple Line Subway Extension, subway construction, Wilshire Boulevard, work hours exemptions
Coming Soon to a Courtroom Near You: The Academy Museum
Coming Soon to a Courtroom Near You: The Academy Museum A message from James O’Sullivan, MMRA President On May 6, the City’s Planning Department recommendations on the Academy Museum project were released. As expected, the department declared that everything is … Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Museum, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, AMPAS, Bill Delvac, Bill Kramer, CIM Group, Fairfax and Wilshire, Fairfax Avenue, Hollywood Community Plan, James O'Sullivan, May Co. building, Mid City West Community Council, Millennium project, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, motion picture museum, Museum Row
First Academy Museum Public Hearing Held
First Academy Museum Public Hearing Held MMRA Protests Digital Sign District, Special Events Center, and Lack of Parking On March 16, 2015 the first public hearing on the proposed Academy Museum of Motion Pictures and special events center was held … Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Museum, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Beverly Wilshire Homes Association, Carthay Circle Homeowners, Fairfax and Wilshire, James O'Sullivan, LACMA, May Co. building, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, motion picture museum, Museum Row, Wilshire Boulevard
Betrayal in the Council District 4 Race • One Person’s Opinion
Betrayal in the Council District 4 Race One Person’s Opinion by James O’Sullivan, MMRA President In the Western classic, One Eyed Jacks (1961), starring Marlon Brando and Karl Malden, one line really jumped off the screen and has stuck with me over … Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Museum, Beverly Wilshire Homes Association, Carolyn Ramsay, Carthay Circle Homeowners, Council District 4, Fairfax and Wilshire, Fairfax Avenue, James O'Sullivan, May Co. building, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Tom Labonge, Transparency Pledge
How to Dress for the Oscars • Commentary by Greg Goldin
From the MMRA Newsletter, March 15, 2014: How to Dress for the Oscars by Greg Goldin One of the most pressing issues facing the Miracle Mile is the Academy’s plea to bend the City’s rules to permit its new museum … Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Museum, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Fairfax and Wilshire, Greg Goldin, LACMA, Los Angeles Conservancy, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, May Company, Michael Govan, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Sign District, Wilshire Boulevard
MMRA Meets with Metro • Seeks to Shift Nighttime Utility Relocations to Daytime Hours
MMRA Meets with Metro Seeks to Shift Nighttime Utility Relocations to Daytime Hours Miracle Mile Residential Association President James O’Sullivan and Vice President Ken Hixon met with representatives of Metro and the Los Angeles Department of Transportation [LADOT] on … Continue reading
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Tagged Fairfax and Wilshire, Fairfax Avenue, Fairfax subway station, James O'Sullivan, Kasey Shuda, La Brea, La Brea subway station, LADOT, Los Angeles Department of Transportation, Los Angeles Police Commission, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Noise Ordinances, overnight work, petition campaign, Purple Line Subway Extension, Sleepless in the Miracle Mile, subway construction, Utility Relocations, Wilshire Blvd, Wilshire Boulevard, work hours exemptions
2014 Annual Online Survey
[Miracle Mile Residential Association Newsletter, November 2014:] Miracle Mile Residential Association 2014 Annual Online Survey Click on map to enlarge. In November 2013, the MMRA launched its first online survey of Miracle Mile residents to gain a better understanding of … Continue reading
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Tagged Baseline Mansionization Ordinance, Fairfax and Wilshire, HPOZ, LACMA, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Mansionization, McMansions, Michael Govan, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Museum Row, Peter Zumthor, Reduced Floor Area District, RFA, Wilshire, Wilshire Blvd, Wilshire Boulevard
