Following the outrage, it was announced on Instagram that the mural was made accessible to all, regardless of one’s online following. Despite the LA mural initially raising obvious questions about gentrification and access to the city, it has provided a glimpse into the future of exclusive urban space under the influence of social media. The future of urban space might not be just about money and classic member clubs like Soho House. Online influencers can now claim space in cities, simply with the power of their online following.
Architecture firm LOHA designed a high-density housing solution that meets demand without compromising affordability or its community.
A green village of offices creates a community for the working individual surrounded by a dense urban forest in the middle of busy Los Angeles.
In her book City Quitters, author Karen Rosenkranz interviews more than 20 creatives who have left the city to start a new life in the countryside.