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SUMMARY:Santa Monica Scavenger Hunt: Beachfront Bliss in Santa Monica
DESCRIPTION:Looking for a fun-filled adventure in the breathtaking city of Santa Monica\, California? Look no further than our exhilarating Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Get ready to explore the vibrant Waterfront neighborhood and uncover hidden gems at every turn. From the iconic Hippodrome to the thrilling Pacific Park\, Muscle Beach to Chez Jay\, there’s something for everyone on this exciting journey. Join us as we embark on an unforgettable quest filled with laughter\, discovery\, and unforgettable memories. So grab your friends or family\, put on your detective hats\, and get ready for a day of excitement unlike any other. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience – buy your tickets now for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Are you ready to dive into an adventure that will leave you craving more? Join us for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt and let the thrill take over! In the heart of the Waterfront neighborhood lies a treasure trove of excitement waiting to be discovered. \nSome of what you’ll see:\nPacific Park\, Chez Jay\, Santa Monica Pier Aquarium
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-scavenger-hunt-beachfront-bliss-in-santa-monica/2025-11-05/
LOCATION:1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, CA 90401\, USA\, 1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, 90401
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica Scavenger Hunt: Beachfront Bliss in Santa Monica
DESCRIPTION:Looking for a fun-filled adventure in the breathtaking city of Santa Monica\, California? Look no further than our exhilarating Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Get ready to explore the vibrant Waterfront neighborhood and uncover hidden gems at every turn. From the iconic Hippodrome to the thrilling Pacific Park\, Muscle Beach to Chez Jay\, there’s something for everyone on this exciting journey. Join us as we embark on an unforgettable quest filled with laughter\, discovery\, and unforgettable memories. So grab your friends or family\, put on your detective hats\, and get ready for a day of excitement unlike any other. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience – buy your tickets now for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Are you ready to dive into an adventure that will leave you craving more? Join us for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt and let the thrill take over! In the heart of the Waterfront neighborhood lies a treasure trove of excitement waiting to be discovered. \nSome of what you’ll see:\nPacific Park\, Chez Jay\, Santa Monica Pier Aquarium
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-scavenger-hunt-beachfront-bliss-in-santa-monica/2025-11-06/
LOCATION:1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, CA 90401\, USA\, 1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, 90401
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica Scavenger Hunt: Beachfront Bliss in Santa Monica
DESCRIPTION:Looking for a fun-filled adventure in the breathtaking city of Santa Monica\, California? Look no further than our exhilarating Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Get ready to explore the vibrant Waterfront neighborhood and uncover hidden gems at every turn. From the iconic Hippodrome to the thrilling Pacific Park\, Muscle Beach to Chez Jay\, there’s something for everyone on this exciting journey. Join us as we embark on an unforgettable quest filled with laughter\, discovery\, and unforgettable memories. So grab your friends or family\, put on your detective hats\, and get ready for a day of excitement unlike any other. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience – buy your tickets now for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Are you ready to dive into an adventure that will leave you craving more? Join us for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt and let the thrill take over! In the heart of the Waterfront neighborhood lies a treasure trove of excitement waiting to be discovered. \nSome of what you’ll see:\nPacific Park\, Chez Jay\, Santa Monica Pier Aquarium
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-scavenger-hunt-beachfront-bliss-in-santa-monica/2025-11-07/
LOCATION:1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, CA 90401\, USA\, 1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, 90401
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica Scavenger Hunt: Beachfront Bliss in Santa Monica
DESCRIPTION:Looking for a fun-filled adventure in the breathtaking city of Santa Monica\, California? Look no further than our exhilarating Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Get ready to explore the vibrant Waterfront neighborhood and uncover hidden gems at every turn. From the iconic Hippodrome to the thrilling Pacific Park\, Muscle Beach to Chez Jay\, there’s something for everyone on this exciting journey. Join us as we embark on an unforgettable quest filled with laughter\, discovery\, and unforgettable memories. So grab your friends or family\, put on your detective hats\, and get ready for a day of excitement unlike any other. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience – buy your tickets now for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Are you ready to dive into an adventure that will leave you craving more? Join us for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt and let the thrill take over! In the heart of the Waterfront neighborhood lies a treasure trove of excitement waiting to be discovered. \nSome of what you’ll see:\nPacific Park\, Chez Jay\, Santa Monica Pier Aquarium
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-scavenger-hunt-beachfront-bliss-in-santa-monica/2025-11-08/
LOCATION:1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, CA 90401\, USA\, 1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, 90401
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica Scavenger Hunt: Beachfront Bliss in Santa Monica
DESCRIPTION:Looking for a fun-filled adventure in the breathtaking city of Santa Monica\, California? Look no further than our exhilarating Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Get ready to explore the vibrant Waterfront neighborhood and uncover hidden gems at every turn. From the iconic Hippodrome to the thrilling Pacific Park\, Muscle Beach to Chez Jay\, there’s something for everyone on this exciting journey. Join us as we embark on an unforgettable quest filled with laughter\, discovery\, and unforgettable memories. So grab your friends or family\, put on your detective hats\, and get ready for a day of excitement unlike any other. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience – buy your tickets now for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Are you ready to dive into an adventure that will leave you craving more? Join us for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt and let the thrill take over! In the heart of the Waterfront neighborhood lies a treasure trove of excitement waiting to be discovered. \nSome of what you’ll see:\nPacific Park\, Chez Jay\, Santa Monica Pier Aquarium
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-scavenger-hunt-beachfront-bliss-in-santa-monica/2025-11-09/
LOCATION:1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, CA 90401\, USA\, 1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, 90401
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica Scavenger Hunt: Beachfront Bliss in Santa Monica
DESCRIPTION:Looking for a fun-filled adventure in the breathtaking city of Santa Monica\, California? Look no further than our exhilarating Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Get ready to explore the vibrant Waterfront neighborhood and uncover hidden gems at every turn. From the iconic Hippodrome to the thrilling Pacific Park\, Muscle Beach to Chez Jay\, there’s something for everyone on this exciting journey. Join us as we embark on an unforgettable quest filled with laughter\, discovery\, and unforgettable memories. So grab your friends or family\, put on your detective hats\, and get ready for a day of excitement unlike any other. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience – buy your tickets now for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Are you ready to dive into an adventure that will leave you craving more? Join us for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt and let the thrill take over! In the heart of the Waterfront neighborhood lies a treasure trove of excitement waiting to be discovered. \nSome of what you’ll see:\nPacific Park\, Chez Jay\, Santa Monica Pier Aquarium
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-scavenger-hunt-beachfront-bliss-in-santa-monica/2025-11-10/
LOCATION:1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, CA 90401\, USA\, 1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, 90401
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica Scavenger Hunt: Beachfront Bliss in Santa Monica
DESCRIPTION:Looking for a fun-filled adventure in the breathtaking city of Santa Monica\, California? Look no further than our exhilarating Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Get ready to explore the vibrant Waterfront neighborhood and uncover hidden gems at every turn. From the iconic Hippodrome to the thrilling Pacific Park\, Muscle Beach to Chez Jay\, there’s something for everyone on this exciting journey. Join us as we embark on an unforgettable quest filled with laughter\, discovery\, and unforgettable memories. So grab your friends or family\, put on your detective hats\, and get ready for a day of excitement unlike any other. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience – buy your tickets now for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt! Are you ready to dive into an adventure that will leave you craving more? Join us for the Santa Monica\, California scavenger hunt and let the thrill take over! In the heart of the Waterfront neighborhood lies a treasure trove of excitement waiting to be discovered. \nSome of what you’ll see:\nPacific Park\, Chez Jay\, Santa Monica Pier Aquarium
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-scavenger-hunt-beachfront-bliss-in-santa-monica/2025-11-11/
LOCATION:1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, CA 90401\, USA\, 1624 Ocean Front Walk\, Santa Monica\, 90401
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SUMMARY:Route 66 Centennial Celebration
DESCRIPTION:As the official western terminus of Route 66\, Santa Monica has long been the place where America’s most iconic road meets the Pacific. In the mid-20th century\, at the height of Route 66’s cultural impact\, Ocean Avenue was lined with motels and cafés welcoming travelers at the end of their journey\, while the Santa Monica Pier offered a breathtaking view for all to take in. Today\, the Route 66 End of the Trail sign on the Pier stands as a lasting tribute to the generations of adventurers who traveled the Mother Road and to Santa Monica’s important role in its story. As the city proudly honors the history and legacy of Route 66 during the Centennial celebration\, visitors and locals alike are invited to explore a full lineup of commemorative events\, experiences and resources by visiting santamonica.com.
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/route-66-centennial-celebration/
CATEGORIES:Other,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-05-21/
LOCATION:Bergamot Station Arts Center\, 2525 Michigan Avenue\, Santa Monica\, CA\, 90404\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-05-22/
LOCATION:Bergamot Station Arts Center\, 2525 Michigan Avenue\, Santa Monica\, CA\, 90404\, United States
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-05-23/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-05-28/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-05-29/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-05-30/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-06-04/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-06-05/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-06-06/
LOCATION:Bergamot Station Arts Center\, 2525 Michigan Avenue\, Santa Monica\, CA\, 90404\, United States
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-06-11/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-06-12/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-06-13/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-06-18/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-06-19/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-06-20/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-06-25/
LOCATION:Bergamot Station Arts Center\, 2525 Michigan Avenue\, Santa Monica\, CA\, 90404\, United States
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-06-26/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-06-27/
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-07-02/
LOCATION:Bergamot Station Arts Center\, 2525 Michigan Avenue\, Santa Monica\, CA\, 90404\, United States
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-07-03/
LOCATION:Bergamot Station Arts Center\, 2525 Michigan Avenue\, Santa Monica\, CA\, 90404\, United States
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-07-04/
LOCATION:Bergamot Station Arts Center\, 2525 Michigan Avenue\, Santa Monica\, CA\, 90404\, United States
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SUMMARY:Santa Monica City Gallery: Case Study: Adapt
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n“Case Study: Adapt”\nOn view April 10 – September 19\, 2026; Hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 11am-5pm. \nIn response to 2025’s devastating wildfires\, ten architecture firms designed homes for sixteen families affected by the fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena communities. This exhibit features architectural models created by students at USC School of Architecture in collaboration with the Case Study: Adapt architects. \nIn 1945\, John Entenza’s Arts & Architecture magazine launched the Case Study House (CSH) Program\, challenging modernist architects to imagine a new way of living for postwar Los Angeles. They responded with experimental structures of glass and steel\, capturing the optimism and innovative spirit of a city inventing its own future. The participating architects not only helped define the language of California modernism\, but many— including Pierre Koenig\, Calvin Straub\, Summer Spaulding\, Craig Ellwood\, Conrad Buff\, Donald Hensman\, and Richard Neutra— also reinforced it through their teaching at the USC School of Architecture. \nEight decades later\, Case Study: Adapt (CSA) continues where the original program left off. The initiative unites ten Los Angeles–based architecture firms to explore how design can meet the challenges of a changing climate and prove that homes can be as resilient as they are beautiful. This exhibition— featuring floor plans\, renderings\, and student-constructed models— offers an early glimpse into the post-fire modern home. Each example is identified by a house number and the surname of its commissioning client. \nCase Study: Adapt (CSA) Project Co-Founders: Dustin Bramell\, Leo Seigal \nArchitecture firms: Assembledge+\, Bestor Architecture\, EYRC Architects\, Johnston Marklee\, Marmol Radziner\, Montalba Architects\, Standard Architecture\, Walker Workshop\, Woods + Dangaran\, von Oeyen Architects \nModel creation: Kara Blask\, Isabelle Bolotin\, Vivien Boudette\, Sihan Chen\, Suylen De La Rosa\, Chance Herd\, Gauthier Muteba\, Erik Paxtor-Miranda\, Rosa Smith\, Daniel Ungar \nCSA exhibit team: Jenn Burke\, Manqi Jian\, Kate Ma \nProject Partners: IBHS\, Charles & Ray Eames Foundation\, The Resiliency Company \nExhibition Curator: Geoffrey von Oeyen\, Associate Professor of Practice\, USC Architecture \n——————————————– \nThe city of Santa Monica’s first municipal art gallery makes its home at Bergamot Station Arts Center and showcases group exhibits of local art and design and works from the city’s collection. \nSanta Monica City Gallery is located at 2525 Michigan Ave\, Suite F2\, Santa Monica CA 90404. Parking available onsite. BBB: Lines 5\, 16\, & 43\, stopping at Olympic and 26th St. The City Gallery is steps away from the Metro 26th Street station SW pedestrian entrance to Bergamot Arts Center – take the train! \n\n 
URL:https://www.santamonica.com/event/santa-monica-city-gallery-case-study-adapt/2026-07-09/
LOCATION:Bergamot Station Arts Center\, 2525 Michigan Avenue\, Santa Monica\, CA\, 90404\, United States
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