Although the warmer temperatures are expected to linger in Los Angeles for awhile, fall is just around the corner. That means another season full of architecture and design events! Wondering where other design-inclined folks are gathering in the Greater L.A. area? Archinect and Bustler compiled a snappy list of noteworthy events around town that are not to be missed.

Check back regularly so you don't miss out on our latest event recommendations. Here are this week's L.A. picks.

Form Work by Yasushi Ishida | Opening on September 8, recommended by Alexander Walter

Join Woodbury School of Architecture professor Yasushi Ishida and his students in Hollywood for the opening of Form Work at the WUHO gallery. The show presents a series of experiments with flexible sheet form work for concrete produced during academic year 2015-2016. The exhibition opens on Thursday night at 6pm and will be on view until October 2nd.

SCI-Arc Graduate Thesis Weekend | September 9-11, recommended by Amelia Taylor-Hochberg

Now that a new school year is on the horizon, check out this show for some inspiration—or if you just graduated, a peek at the competition. Guest critics include Barbara Bestor, Jeffrey Kipnis, Thom Mayne and many others.

MAK Center for Art and Architecture at the Schinder House Presents: An exhibition by the 42nd group of MAK Center Artists and Architects-in-Residence | September 9-11, recommended by Paul Petrunia

This weekend the MAK Center for Art and Architecture at the Schinder House will be presenting projects from the 42nd group of artists and architects-in-residence. Come check out the work of Vienna-based artists Julian Feritsch and Julia Hohenwarter, Stockholm-based architects Carl Fransson and Thomas Paltiel, Vienna-based artist Kathi Hofer and Berlin/Vienna-based artist Nadim Vardag.

A nice bonus is that the Schindler House is offering free admission this Saturday from 12-6pm in celebration of R.M. Schindler's birthday.

Doug Aitken: Electric Earth | Opening on September 10, recommended by Justine Testado

Doug Aitken, Black Mirror, 2011. Video Still © Doug Aitken. Image via thelonelyonedotnet.wordpress.com.

Don't miss the opening of Doug Aitken's first North American survey at the MOCA Geffen Contemporary. For more than 20 years, Aitken has produced multi-disciplinary works that rethink the timely topic of the “image-based contemporary condition”. The exhibition highlights Aitken's iconic moving-image installations like “Black Mirror” (2011), his lesser known drawings and collages, and his work in architecture, graphic design, books, printed matter, and more.

Also keep track of our weekly event picks for New York City and London.

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