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The Wilshire / Santa Monica Corridor - L Glendale Galleria The Americana at Brand Eagle Rock Plaza Universal Studios 405 Universal CityWalk Hollywood Sign 101 5 2 Rd A iz d l a e d d e F m R v v n M s l o o s u A rt l L B e h S o e im lla d l t a R n n d a d r D n r B e d l v C Bl G Delimiting the Postmodern Urban Center: r k r y Yo s V t Griffith Park a e d lv l r d B S Atwater u k c p g o o R r le i g Greek Theater n R a g d E An Analysis of Urban Amenity Clusters in Los Angeles s Griffith Observatory D y 40 d r Village a v l w B ee n r e F l le G Hollywood Hills West a 1. Purpose 2. Context 3. Concept 4. Methodology y 5. Conclusions Hollywood Hills d l n r e e l v G Prevailing methods for delimiting urban Many previous studies on the structure of Using a Local Indicators of Spatial The methodology, whe ich is validated in the This study identifies a structural core center B Ford Theater d e centrality tend to reduce urban place to a Los Angeles conclude that the region Association (LISA) analysis, clusters are Chicago and New York metropolitan areas, in Los Angeles, which is christened the liz Blv Av r s Fe n D Lo io r Hollywood Bowl r e monetary space by focusing on exhibits polycentrism with a weak or identified among the locations of different employs multiple regular hexagonal arrays Wilshire/Santa Monica Corridor (Map A). Ca pe h L h y c au ue H t rel n G le employment centers, commuting patterns, nonexistent core center, trending towards types of urban amenities. A centrality score into which amenity location points are Ca g F ny a o on B ld or ‘central’ land uses in order to identify a greater dispersion rather than towards is then calculated for every location based aggregated. These amenities are classified This corridor, comparable in function to l Glassell Park B v e l d n downtown or a Central Business District centralization. Recognizing that regions on the number of spatially coincident according to the North American Industry New York’s Manhattan ( Map C) or to vd S Row ta ena te (CBD). This study elevates the experience can be ambiguously bounded, clusters of different amenity types there. Classification System (NAICS) and grouped Chicago’s Loop, is a coherent unit Ave F G re of place in the formation of urban structure discontinuous, and internally inconsistent, This centrality score, in turn, is used to by broad categories informed by other composed of Santa Monica, Westwood, len e da w le through a focus on the core spaces of rather than searching for a binary ‘truth’ cartographically visualize urban structure research (see legend below). Beverly Hills, Fairfax, Hollywood, Franklin Ave B a lv y d cultural production as revealed through the with a hard-edged boundary, a postmodern and to delimit the central place (Map A). Koreatown, and Downtown Los Angeles. R i p p urban environment of discretionary time urban center is sought by this study. This The hexagonal arrays are created at three l Hollywood & Highland Center Walk of Fame e Pantages Theater S r and leisure uses. Urban amenities are new analysis of urban morphology in the different scales and at two different offsets It includes most of the region’s most iconic Hollywood B t D lvd Hollywood B Los Feliz S lvd employed as indicators of these core Los Angeles metropolitan area reveals both for each scale. These arrays, whose analysis urban districts and activity centers while n a o n y Chinese Theater F n e spaces. polycentrism and a strong core center. results are overlaid for a final analysis output, exhibiting strong primacy within the wider L a r n C a r o n mitigate against the Modifiable Areal Unit metropolitan region (Map B). r D s d e t Sunset Blvd o e A a Hollywood Problem (MAUP) and reveal urban structures k R w a n d d L See: Krueger, Samuel G. (2012). Delimiting the postmodern urban center: an analysis of l g e operating at multiple scales (Map B). r o TinyURL.com/SamuelKrueger v e e C l A v e urban amenity clusters in Los Angeles (Master's thesis, University of Southern California). e l t S i v s d t n u S A v n o R S l s S x 101 e r B m t i e a r 2 e v f B a 110 p e r r w i l e u v r V Sunset Strip g a o d l v e F G e n d e R i a i C v B Santa M e a onica Boulev r l ard Holloway Dr s v Landmark L East i d d e D r e v Shopping Mall A t Hollywood 405 Silver Lake 5 S d d n v With a Gross Leasable Area (GLA) over 400,000 ft² West Hollywood e l a n l B i h r (included in the Entertainment category during analysis) V e g t k D i t a S S H y L a r n r o Melrose Avenue e r e e e v v u h l Pacific Design Center o i ig o o F Melrose Ave S Urban Amenity Categories: D Bel-Air H Entertainment e d v Cinemas, Spectator Sports, Recreation Facilities, lv A B t e r A Arcades, & Other Amusements Getty Center e y v s o n a e u S m w 2 (also includes shopping malls with GLA's over 400,000 ft² s S co 6 s H tt Elysian PA ark k A r Fairfax District o o c during analysis) Beverly Blvd lly ve a a R w d oo e P d F m re Echo Park y o High Culture verly B ew R c B Be lvd a d e ev y S Performing Arts Venues, Museums, & Galleries er Royce Hall ly D Beverly Center o r y Hotel or Motel o Te r The Grove m r ve Burton Way ple Dodger Stadium A a A Full-Service Restaurant St 101 en ad as Elysian Park Ave 110 P Trendy Hangout S S Farmer's Market t Hancock Park u a d Book & Music Stores, Coffee Shops, Juice Bars, n i s u y d m a UCLA Rodeo Drive e v w l t W ad Ice Cream Parlours, etc. B 3rd St B a ro 5 l y s B v t t d h S g B g i in e r e p v S e H r t l t y n S G e in c a l M e s n e LACMA d B r La Brea Tar Pits v e B Beverly Hills l v e C r l B ly v t B A d r lv lp W a d ine St ilshire Bou p levard C m e a s d R a v r l Westfield Century City E Chinatown t B Olympic Blvd C h S t V a l i e v l g 3 e i n s Wiltern Theater rd 2 z e H s n Miracle Mile S n A t d S u v e t S e S v t A Koreatown Olympic Bl n Olvera Street vd r S e a t Century n s V ic e Rd Westwood en 6t n Brentwood W h io t Pico-Robertson e B S ss Pacific i lvd t M e t Disney Hall v S t d S lv City A nte B o ce a Wd estlake a i V r a San e d r r 101 D a e Palisades l B v i l MOCA m a d a w A l r v L l A e t d B S lv v 8 ney e ar B a t e o h K B ic g St 110 P e e v n Pico e Blvd O A i ly e C m e pi F v 2 a c Little a 6 S d B t L A t v lv 1 h e l Downtown n st d St Mariachi Plaza p C x a B S a u a S t l f v M s n r i 5 e t o t o l a h d s t e a o t F P S r H lvd i Tokyo B r B c t e enice o Nokia Theater l A e V B 405 v b v i lv 4 d g e o d th h R Historic Core 101 5 2 t P 0 s l t Westside Pavilion h A Pico-Union y S v Blvd n a t e gto L.A. 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