Episode 19: Almost Utopia

HOME: Stories From L.A. by Bill Barol

Oct 19, 201621:08Society & Culture

What happens to a utopia that never got off the ground? Bits and pieces of one, an experiment in postwar living for the masses, are hiding in plain sight in the hills above Sunset Boulevard. Architect and author Cory Buc...

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