Since founding his firm in 1994, Lorcan O’Herlihy, FAIA has utilized LORCAN architecture as a catalyst of change to shape and enrich the complex, O’HERLIHY,FAIA urban landscape of our contemporary city. The work of his firm, Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects (LOHA), is guided by a conscious understanding that A DISTINGUISHED architecture operates within a layered context of political, developmental, environmental, and social structures. With studios in and PRACTICE Detroit, LOHA has built over 90 projects across three continents. O’Herlihy and LOHA have produced work that has been published in over 20 countries and received over 100 awards throughout the years including the AIA Los Angeles firm of the year. The diverse work of the firm ranges from art galleries, bus shelters, and large-scale neighborhood plans, to large mixed-use developments, housing developments, and university residential complexes. Each project by LOHA exhibits O’Herlihy’s belief that artistry and bold design are key to building a vibrant, social space to elevate the human condition via the built environment.

MARIPOSA1038 SL11024 BIG BLUE BUS STOPS O’Herlihy spent his formative years working at I.M. Pei Partners in New York and Paris on the addition to the Grand Louvre Museum. The LORCAN experience working on a project that harmoniously coupled art and O’HERLIHY,FAIA architecture was paramount to his design philosophy and installed a passion for aesthetic improvisation and composition. In addition, O’Herlihy A DISTINGUISHED also worked as a painter, sculptor, and furniture maker. The breath of scales—from being part of a design team for a large public art institution PRACTICE like the Louvre to intimately producing art and objects—melds his inclination for material exploration and formal inflection which form the basis of his eponymous firm, Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects [LOHA].

Academic and intellectual pursuits are integral and ongoing pursuits within O’Herlihy’s professional design practice. He has taught and lectured extensively throughout his career at notable institutions including: the Architectural Association, London; University of , Los Angeles; Southern California Institute of Architecture; Cranbrook Academy of Art; Columbia University; Pratt Institute; Carnegie Mellon University; and the National Building Museum. Currently, he is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Southern California.

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In over two decades in practice, O’Herlihy and his firm LOHA have amassed a significant body of work and has been published in over 20 countries. In 2004, the Architectural League of New York selected Lorcan O’Herlihy as one of the eight emerging voices in the United States. In 2009, O’Herlihy garnered the prestigious College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects status. His commitment to design excellence in commercial, educational, and residential projects has earned over 100 national and local design awards, including the 2010 AIA Los Angeles Firm of the Year Award. O’Herlihy has been nominated for the 2014 American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Architecture, the 2017 Cooper Hewitt National Design Award, and the 2017 Marcus Prize in Architecture. In 2017, LOHA was ranked the #5 Design Firm in the Country by Architect Magazine’s ARCHITECT50. He is a licensed architect in California and Michigan and is a GSA Design Excellence Program Peer.

MARIPOSA1038 In his commitment to consider Developed around three main LORCAN architecture’s impacts the social design tactics—Activated O’HERLIHY, FAIA condition, O’Herlihy developed Edges, Strategic Voids, and Bold a distinct approach as a guiding Materiality—that are founded on AMPLIFIED philosophy and method for his firm: the belief that architecture should Amplified Urbanism. As a methodology, be a transformative action. With URBANISM Amplified Urbanism seeks to reimagine each project LOHA considers the creative interaction between how the site, form, and material public and private spaces, emphasize decisions can radiate far beyond a social and civic connections, and structure’s immediate boundaries work within existing ecological and to foster positive impacts, infrastructural patterns to cultivate redefine broader communities, vibrant communities. and transform the city.

ACTIVATED EDGES BOLD MATERIALITY STRATEGIC VOIDS

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Activated edges serve to dematerialize the Bold Materiality renders a deliberate and adaptive Strategic voids carve out and enliven spaces boundaries of a building to create a fluid manipulation of conventional concrete, wood, metal within the massing of a structure or site. connection between the architecture and and glass, with unorthodox off-the-shelf components Embedding elements of the public sphere into the community. Activated edges allow the to produce a distinct and vibrant identity for site’s otherwise private developments, strategic voids surrounding community to permeate the overall environment. The creative process is rooted in create opportunities for light, landscaping, and site and provide opportunities for exchange this method and melds artful intuition with meticulous social interactions. between public and private zones. craftsmanship. The firm’s guiding philosophy, Amplified Urbanism, places design as a AN ADVOCATE primary tool to create excellence that extend beyond the physical form into the surrounding community. For O’Herlihy, architecture as a thoughtful, intentional FOR DESIGN act and a social tool to incite change and contribute to culture. Each project, and the challenges and opportunities specific to the project has formed LOHA’s EXCELLENCE understanding of and excellence in developing thoughtful and intentional designs that reach beyond the physical form of the project. MARIPOSA1038

DESIGNING FOR DENSITY

PROGRAM LOCATION 32-Unit Multi-Family Los Angeles, CA Housing SIZE COMPLETION 68,000 SF 2017

A simple cube pushed inward on each of its sides, Mariposa1038’s curves grant relief from the sidewalk and return portions of the ground plane to the public realm. Window frames project outward to recapture the space between the new geometry and the property edge. Shadows across the white and black facades activate the neighborhood with a dynamic sense of constant rearrangement. The carved opening creates a central focal point for the building’s interior organization and lets natural light into the courtyard. DISNEY IM DIGITAL STUDIOS

INSPIRING INNOVATION

PROGRAM SIZE 3D Film Performance 120,000 SF Capture Studio, Offices, and Theater

LOCATION COMPLETION Novato, CA 2010

This massive project transformed two former Coast Guard hangars into a full-production film studio. The design for the studio promotes complex and dynamic interactions, nurturing a robust and multifaceted work environment. Interior layout is conceived around the premise of ‘strange loop,’ a term used in film to describe narrative movement through interconnected levels, where one eventually finds themself back where they had started. These ideas of dense circulation and discovery is translated into physical spaces that support creative presentation, contention, and resolution. AFRICAN BEAD MUSEUM

BOLD RESILIENT DESIGN

PROGRAM SIZE Art Gallery, Visiting 6,000 SF with 6,000 SF Artist Accommodations, Public Art Park Administrative Spaces, LOCATION Storage, and Public Art Detroit, MI Park

COMPLETION 2018

Located on a major boulevard in Detroit, the MBAD African Bead Museum is a multifaceted arts and culture campus founded by artist Olayami Dabls, a visionary leader in Detroit’s artistic and urban rebirth. Occupying a series of townhouses covered in Dabls’ exterior wall murals, the museum is a beacon of the community. LOHA’s design and master plan for the Museum includes the renovation of all of the buildings, creates a new entry to unite the Museum complex, a gallery space for exhibitions, climate-controlled storage for Dabls’ significant collection of African art, visiting artist residences, and administration facilities. Using simple, industrial-grade materials, in addition to the brick of the original structures, the design retains the language of the neighborhood context and signals the Museum’s role as a leader in the city’s future. BIG BLUE BUS STOPS

ELEVATING THE URBAN FABRIC

PROGRAM SIZE 300 Low-to-High Density 20-200 SF per Shelter Bus Stops

LOCATION COMPLETION Santa Monica, CA 2016

By distilling the standard bus shelter motif to its most fundamental elements, LOHA designed a highly flexible, modular system of components, which allowed for precise, tailored configurations that easily adapted to each bus stop. The project’s staged roll-out and kit-of-parts approach allows for ongoing adjustments and future customizations to each site. The universal application of a striking blue color palette, incorporated into all of the concept’s built elements and bold graphics, created a system of iconic markers, which aesthetically elevate the urban fabric and improve evolving perceptions of public transportation in the Los Angeles metropolitan region. SKID ROW HOUSING TRUST

UPLIFTING ENVIRONMENTS

PROGRAM SIZE Management Offices 4,100 SF & Training Facilities

LOCATION COMPLETION Los Angeles, CA 2012

The Skid Row Housing Trust [SRHT] management headquarters is a tenant improvement project entrenched within Skid Row, the community this organization serves. Repurposing a former hotel storage space, the economical design solution was accomplished through BEFORE an efficient and economic approach to design and materiality. To transform a formerly dark storage space, LOHA employed a bright color palette with white and yellow walls to help bring in natural light and create an inspiring environment to alleviate the daily challenges and stresses faced by the SRHT management team.

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CREATIVE PRAGMATISM

PROGRAM SIZE Mixed-Use 190-Unit 470,000 SF Multi-Family Housing with Street-Level Retail

LOCATION COMPLETION West Hollywood, CA 2017

A radially aligned hub crafted from stacked hi cubic shipping containers, Big PROGRAMMING Box DD lends itself to a range of uses from restaurant and retail space to maker spaces and co-working spaces on the upper levels. The varying heights of the containers and walkways refer to the raised and recessed levels in the immediate neighborhood, from the top of historic Eastern Market stalls to the sunken Dequindre Cut Greenway bike path that abuts the site. Inside of the market, the courtyard acts as a strategic void for increased natural light and social gathering. The radial coordination of the shipping containers constrains the utility functions to the walkways, new containers can be plugged in wherever they fit. Not only does this allow for simple expansion, but also for easy renovation as any of the CIRCULATION containers could be temporarily removed, updated off-site, and replaced. As the needs of the client or community change, so too will the building.

PHASING Throughout the history of LOHA, the firm has built over 70 single family, multi- A LEADER IN family, and mixed-use housing projects. Amplified Urbanism extends from this experience as O’Herlihy engaged in one of the most vital forms of architecture RESPONDING TO for a community: a place to live. Thinking broadly about what housing can be in a dense environment, the firm devised Bold Materiality, Strategic Voids, and THE CHALLENGES Activated Edges as design tenants to specifically develop each project for the user, the site, and the greater community. OF HOUSING As housing is now an urgent need in Los Angeles and many large cities around the world, O’Herlihy is perfectly positioned—through experience and philosophical approach—to address this social issue. FORMOSA1140

BRIDGING PUBLIC + PRIVATE DIVIDE

PROGRAM SIZE 11-Unit Multi-Family 20,000 SF Housing & 4,000 SF Public Park COMPLETION 2010 LOCATION West Hollywood, CA

By eliminating the private courtyard and pushing the housing volume to one side of the building lot, Formosa1140 converts one-third of its privately-owned building site into a publicly managed park for the City of West Hollywood. Located in a redevelopment area previously COURTYARD HOUSING TYPOLOGY blighted by high deterioration, (TYPICAL) crime, and abandonment, Formosa1140’s red form grounds the park, brightens its neutral surroundings, and has catalyzed the revitalization of West Hollywood. At the time of Formosa1140’s initial planning, West Hollywood provided two public parks to its community. Following Formosa1140’s success, PUBLIC POCKET PARK there are now over a dozen on PRIVATE LAND designated public open areas. UCSB dormitories have typically pushed circulation to their exterior envelope, with an inert central courtyard accessible only from within the building. LOHA’s UCSB SAN JOAQUIN design inverts this circulation scheme, designing a subdued exterior edge with an open, lively interior courtyard containing all building circulation, encouraging STUDENT HOUSING movement throughout the complex. Respecting the adjacent community’s scale and character, the design seeks to foster and advance the robust social and intellectual life of UCSB. FOSTERING SOCIAL CONNECTIVITY

PROGRAM LOCATION 750 Beds, University Santa Barbara, CA Student Housing with Study Rooms, Lounges, SIZE Kitchens, and Ancillary 95,000 SF Spaces COMPLETION 2017 MLK1101 SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

SUPPORTING COMMUNITY

PROGRAM COMPLETION 26-Unit Affordable 2018 Housing with Street- Level Community Space, SIZE Supportive Services, and 38,00 SF Community Garden LOCATION Los Angeles, CA

Los Angeles is home to one of the nation’s largest homeless population. Responding to an urgent need for housing catered to formerly homeless veterans and chronically homeless and low-income households, LOHA’s Clifford Beers Housing project transforms a vacant, unimproved lot in South Los Angeles into a 100% affordable multi-unit housing community for 26 individuals and families. LOHA implements several design strategies that open the building towards the street and foster a sense of community within the neighborhood. By capitalizing on a requirement for on-site parking, the design can accommodate an elevated community garden and social hub for residents and neighbors. The design further integrates the building into the community by establishing a street presence through a storefront space and a widened staircase that connects the street to the community spaces one level up. This stoop is a gathering space and a public gesture, encouraging the types of resident and neighborhood interaction often missing in supporting housing. SL11024 serves as hinge building SL11024 between two ecologies, engaging the UCLA campus as well as the larger Westwood community. The STIMULATING SOCIAL unique wedge shaped scheme responds to the considerations INTERACTION of the established neighborhood, the client’s extensive program requirements. Split into two PROGRAM SIZE volumes, the project integrates the 31-Unit Off-Campus 55,000 SF overall massing into the existing Housing with a Fitness landscape, providing natural cross- Center, Yoga Studio, ventilation to the apartments and Business Center, and COMPLETION defining a clear circulation path Resident Lounges 2015 through the property. By stepping LOCATION back the form, the design creates Los Angeles, CA vital gathering and community building venues. The continuous terracing of communal space from the street level to the roof results in a powerful urban and architectural gesture that offers a multi-layered connection both within the building and out towards the surrounding neighborhood. SUNSET | LA

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GESTURING TO THE CITY

PROGRAM SIZE Mixed-Use 190-Unit 470,000 SF Multi-Family Housing with Street-Level Retail

LOCATION COMPLETION West Hollywood, CA 2017 This mixed use residential development is situated on the southwest corner of Sunset and La Cienega Boulevards. A strategic opening between the two buildings frames an inviting pedestrian plaza that seamlessly links the project with the busy adjacent streetscape and gestures out to the larger city by offering sweeping views of the Los Angeles Basin. The dynamically patterned and folded building envelopes activate the project’s exterior, expressing a thoughtful structural and geometric rationality and creating a dramatic interplay of Southern California light and shadow. Sunset | La Cienega’s skillfully articulated architecture and publicly accessible urban design elements restore the pulse of this premier West Hollywood site and seek to catalyze the next phase of a dynamic community’s impressive trajectory. This project is a collaboration between LOHA and SOM. Lorcan has had a remarkable career and has not only executed PROFESSIONAL excellent works but has also established an office which is widely recognized by younger members of the profession as an ideal to follow—ideal in the sense of producing beautiful RECOGNITION and appropriate designs as well as doing so in a manner which is fully responsible to the larger environment, the immediate environment, and the requirements of the client and the community at large.

KEVIN ROCHE, FAIA Since founding his practice in 1990, Lorcan has KEVIN ROCHE JOHN DINKELOO AND ASSOCIATES designed and built a prodigious amount of work that has been of consistently excellent quality; establishing him as one of Los Angeles' leading design talents. His design sensibility, combined with his awareness of LOHA begins projects with deep research into specific social responsibility and sustainability, establish the circumstances of place, environment, and client with the agency and power of architecture to transform our objective to gain insight into meaningful solutions that go relationship to our world and ourselves. beyond formal gestures. It is this process that gives rise to the exceptional formal diversity of their work. They seek an I appreciate his approach to architecture as a process architecture that solves problems each on their own individual driven by environmental, social, cultural and economic terms. They do not aim to extend an existing vocabulary, but influence and admire the exceptional quality of the work instead deploy a range of materials and solutions, seeking that he has designed and built in the past twenty-five new form derived from purpose and circumstance, not years of his practice. preconception.

THOM MAYNE, FAIA STEPHEN KIERAN, FAIA MORPHOSIS ARCHITECTS KIERAN TIMBERLAKE ARCHITECTS Lorcan is a serious voice in architecture and has positioned himself in the field as a potent form seeker I have known Lorcan for over twenty years and have As an architect who creates with an unmatched and as a socially responsive practitioner; a combination always respected his enthusiasm and vision regarding sensitivity, precision and grace, Lorcan is a remarkable not easily or often found. Comfortable with aesthetic, architecture culture. I have always felt that Lorcan is an example of the positive impact our field can have on practical, political and functional issues, he has amazing architect with a very deep poetic knowledge the built environment. mapped an architectural path that is as didactic as it is which he realizes in inventions of space and material. successful. Lorcan’s work consistently illustrates a thoughtful Lorcan is a rare architect who has not only a deep approach to design, integrating the best aspects of His work has consistently reflected a high degree commitment and passion, but can brilliantly convey modern form and materiality with contextual sensitivity of originality, intelligence, sophistication, and that spirit to colleagues and students. His dedication and an understanding of careful detailing and nuance. commitment to excellence in the built environment. to teaching at the University of Southern California’s The built legacy of his work continues to inspire It is clear to me, as well as others who have been School of Architecture and his active international those who experience it firsthand and in publications inspired by Lorcan, that his work is consistently lecture schedule is sets him apart from most around the world—the hallmark of a gifted architect explorative, inspiring and significant to our ever architects. who contributes personally and professionally to the changing profession. Without question Lorcan is development of the built environment. among the elite Architects in the USA. STEVEN HOLL STEVEN HOLL ARCHITECTS TOM KUNDIG, FAIA LAWRENCE SCARPA, FAIA OLSON KUNDIG ARCHITECTS BROOKS + SCARPA “LOHA UPDATES MID-CENTURY HOME OF LEGENDARY SELECT RECENT PHOTOGRAPHER JULIUS SHULMAN,” DEZEEN, OCTOBER 2015. “DITCH THE CAR AND THE BACKYARD,” LA TIMES, AUGUST 2015. SL11024 IN MARK MAGAZINE, JUNE / JULY 2015. PUBLICATIONS BIG BLUE BUS STOPS IN METROPOLIS MAGAZINE, MAY 2015. ARCHITECTURAL RECORD, APRIL 2015. REVIEW: AN ARCHITECTURAL EXPLORATION,” THE ARCHITECT’S 2017 “A ‘THIRD SPACE’ IN THE CITY,” THE PLAN, NOVEMBER 2017 NEWSPAPER, MARCH 2015. “K-POP: MARIPOSA1038,” ARCHITECTURAL RECORD, “LAXART’S NEXT PHASE,” W MAGAZINE, JANUARY 2015. OCTOBER 2017 “STRUGGLE FOR THE SOUL OF LA,” ICON MAGAZINE, 2014 BIG BLUE BUS STOPS IN DEZEEN, DECEMBER 2014. OCTOBER 2017 “THE ART OF PLANNING,” THE ARCHITECT’S NEWSPAPER, “LOHA’S STAR-SHAPED MARIPOSA1038 BRINGS 32 UNITS OCTOBER 2014. 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RIZZOLI. “UNDER THE CALIFORNIA SUN,” ABITARE, APRIL 2017 APRIL 2013. LUBELL, SAM AND GREG GOLDIN. “NEVER BUILT LOS ANGELES.” 2016 “NEW TO DETROIT, ARCHITECT O’HERLIHY MAKING HIS METROPOLIS BOOKS. JULY 2013. MARK,” DETROIT FREE PRESS, DECEMBER 2016. TULLY, PEGGY. “MODERN AMERICAN HOUSING.” PRINCETON “THIS SOCAL AGENCY TURNED A MULTIPLEX INTO A SUN- ARCHITECTURAL PRESS. FILLED, CREATIVE OFFICE,” ADWEEK, NOVEMBER 2016. “10 QUESTIONS WITH LORCAN O’HERLIHY,” INTERIOR DESIGN “LORCAN O’HERLIHY BRINGS CITIES TO LIFE WITH BUS MAGAZINE. NOVEMBER 2013. STOPS, BILLBOARDS, AND BUILDINGS,” INTERIOR DESIGN, “A NEW SCULPTURALISM,” LA WEEKLY. 2013. OCTOBER 2016. “REIGNITING THE SUNSET STRIP.” LA TIMES. AUGUST 2013. “MAURICE COX’S DETROIT,” ARCHITECT MAGAZINE, LUBELL, SAM. ARCHITECT’S NEWSPAPER. SEPTEMBER 2013. OCTOBER 2016. WEBB, MICHAEL. FORM MAGAZINE. APRIL 2014. “PEEK INSIDE UNDER-CONSTRUCTION UC SANTA BARBARA “SIEGE SOCIAL GRUPO GALLEGOS.” D’ARCHITECTURES. 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2015 “FERMATE BLU PER GLI AUTOBUS DI LOS ANGELES,” 2012 AMELAR, SARAH. “LEGERDEMAIN IN DUBLIN.” NEW YORK ABITARE MAGAZINE, DECEMBER 2015. TIMES, JULY 2012. “THE LOWLY BILLBOARD GETS A MAKEOVER ON THE SUNSET COHEN, EDIE. “BEST OF YEAR.” INTERIOR DESIGN. CROWN STRIP,” WIRED MAGAZINE, DECEMBER 2015. PUBLISHING, DECEMBER 2012. “LIVING LEGACY: LAXART BRINGS NEW LIFE TO A HISTORIC COHEN, EDIE. “LET IT RAIN.” INTERIOR DESIGN. CROWN RECORDING STUDIO,” WALLPAPER, NOVEMBER 2015. PUBLISHING, SEPTEMBER 2012. “CREATING COMMUNITY,” THE ARCHITECT’S NEWSPAPER, HANLEY, WILLIAM. “WELCOME TO THE CORPORATE NOVEMBER 2015 KINDERGARTEN.” ARCHITECTURAL RECORD. MCGRAW-HILL, “LOHA’S STUDENT APARTMENT COMPLEX STEPS DOWN A SEPTEMBER 2012. LOS ANGELES HILLSIDE,” DEZEEN, NOVEMBER 2015. SELECT AWARDS

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