Groundswell presented a selection of their efforts as it engaged the ongoing conversation of how architecture can serve communities following a natural disaster.

An exhibition by the MAK Center Artists and Architects-in-Residence.

Tony Greene: Room of Advances was a posthumous survey of works by the late Los Angeles-based artist, Tony Greene (1955–1990).

The fifth iteration of the MAK Center’s Garage Exchange Vienna-Los Angeles series at the Garage Top featured former artist-in-residence Gerhard Treml alongside artists Kaucyila Brooke and David Lamelas.

An exhibition by the MAK Center Artists and Architects-in-Residence.

This exhibition of the work of Steven Holl Architects presented six urban projects in China, designed with particular focus on shaping public space, natural green strategies, hybrid programs, structure and light.

A series of parallel clotheslines were rigged by the MAK Center Artists and Architects in Residence atop the once-gravel rooftop, picking up the sea air and Santa Ana winds crossing through Mid-City Los Angeles.

A Little Joy of a Bungalow was a program of site-specific installations and a single afternoon chamber opera, each examining the experience of the Schindler House through Pauline Schindler’s biography and legacy.