Los Angeles | Brass
Architecture The LA River exemplifies the precarious relation between nature and man. After a series of disastrous floods, the river was channelized in the 1930s by The Unites States Army Corps of Engineers. The once free-flowing river now exists as a fully concrete gray channel.While the human-intervention eliminated The LA River’s natural beauty, the concrete stretch went on to play an unexpected role culturally. It was included in many iconic Hollywood features and became a popular hangout for the youth of the city. There is now a large voice for the restoration of The LA River to a version of its original self. This would include the creation of parks, wildlife habitats and the mass removal of concrete. Design Width: 4 mm We were inspired by this moment in history for The LA River. It is currently in an extended state of “in-between”, which we wanted to capture. Our Los Angeles design replicates the shape of the base of the channelized river.Made in USA. Note: Brass will tarnis