Tag: Angeles
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What to Know When Remodeling Your Bathroom in Los Angeles
Planning of transforming your Los Angeles bathroom into a spa-like sanctuary? This guide dives into the essential steps for a smooth and successful remodel, from navigating building codes and permits to finding the perfect architect and contractor for your vision. Whether you’re aiming for a luxurious oasis or a budget-friendly refresh, this comprehensive resource will…
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Your Guide to Hiring General Contractors in Los Angeles
At Sweeten, we understand that renovating your home in Los Angeles comes with its own set of challenges and opportunities. With our expertise, we aim to make your renovation journey as smooth as the California breeze, so you can transition from merely residing to truly thriving in your space. Having facilitated over 3,000 transformations over…
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A Comprehensive Guide to Kitchen Remodel Costs in Los Angeles
Appliances can make up a substantial part of the renovation budget, if you are planning to replace them. “To maximize a limited budget, consider an appliance package,” explains Albert Fouerti, founder and CEO of Appliances Connection. “Sticking to a single brand might net you the most savings based on manufacturers’ rebates.” Typically, appliance packages align…
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How Much Does a Bathroom Renovation Cost in Los Angeles?
The bulk of your bathroom remodeling costs will be tied to the total number of fixtures, and the quality of the fixtures and materials you choose. A small full bathroom with 3-4 fixtures and a large full bathroom with 3-4 fixtures, might cost close to the same because the only difference will be in square…
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Los Angeles greenlights controversial $2.6B convention center
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: The Los Angeles City Council has approved the contentious L.A. Convention Center Expansion and Modernization Project, according to a Monday news release from the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board. The project will cost approximately…
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Robotic micro-factory deployed for Los Angeles wildfires rebuild
ABB Robotics is working with San Francisco’s Cosmic Buildings to build modular structures on site in Pacific Palisades as the Los Angeles neighbourhood recovers from January’s devastating wildfires. The AI-enabled micro-factory can fabricate custom structural wall panels, precise to a millimetre, for assembly on site. The process uses ABB’s IRB 6710 robots and RobotStudio digital…
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Stinson LLP Expands with New Los Angeles Office
Stinson LLP is pleased to announce its West Coast expansion with its first California office. The new Los Angeles office in Century City becomes the firm’s 14th office and extends its national footprint. Joining Stinson in California are Corporate Partner Michael Wippler and Litigation Partner Jeffrey Huron. “Continued strategic growth is a core goal for Stinson, and establishing a California…
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AECOM tapped as Los Angeles Olympics infrastructure partner
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Award: Olympics venue infrastructureValue: Not disclosedLocation: Los AngelesClient: Olympic and Paralympic Games and Team USA AECOM will serve as the venue infrastructure partner for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games and Team USA, the Dallas-based…
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Women GC & Mid-Century Bath Reno in Los Angeles
First-time homeowners Liz and Kevin, tackling a 1923 Spanish Revival in South L.A., discovered a hidden challenge: significant water damage beneath their primary bathroom. What began as a necessary gut renovation quickly blossomed into a dream project, fueled by their passion for Mid-Century design and a desire for a spa-like retreat. Teaming up with a…
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The Link Up: The Rec Em Told All Of Her Friends About (But Is Embarrassed To Put On The Internet), Caitlin’s Carry-On Suitcase, And Ways To Help Los Angeles
We’re writing this post a couple of days prior to publishing so we can’t comment on the current state of the LA fires. What we can say is that it’s been completely devasting and terrifying, especially for those of us living in LA. Each of us personally knows multiple friends and families who lost homes…