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Brenda
A. Levin, FAIA
President and Principal
Levin & Associates Architects
Los Angeles
Born in the New York metropolitan area and educated in graphic design
at Carnegie Mellon and New York Universities and in architecture at the
Harvard Graduate School of Design, Brenda A. Levin, FAIA established her
architecture and urban planning firm in downtown Los Angeles in 1980.
Identified with the urban revitalization pioneers in the 1980s who were
able to restore life to parts of the city that nearly everyone had written
off, Ms Levin gained worldwide attention for her historic preservation
and adaptive re-use work on some of the city's most beloved icons, including
Bradbury and Oviatt buildings, Grand Central Market, Wiltern Theater,
City Hall, and Griffith Observatory. Recent projects include the design
of new institutional, commercial and multi-family housing facilities,
including buildings at Occidental and Scripps Colleges; galleries at the
University of California, Santa Barbara and the Huntington; and housing
at the Downtown Women's Center and Adams Congress Apartments. She and
her firm have received many awards from the profession, business and government.
A 256-page monograph presenting Brenda Levin's ideas and work and entitled
Brenda Levin, Levin & Associates Architects: Los Angeles has
been published by Images publishing this spring.
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