Prominent Los Angeles architect Albert C. Martin Jr. of AC Martin Partners Inc. passed away last week of a stroke. Martin joined his father's firm in 1936 after graduating cum laude from the USC School of Architecture. He and his brother J. Edward Martin, a structural engineer, took over management of the firm after World War II. With architect Albert's design talent and Edward's engineering skills, they continued the family tradition of creating landmark buildings in Los Angeles -- most notably the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power building on Hope Street (1965). LA Times
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dwp is a masterpice. have anybody used the suspended circular stairs inside? i've never experienced a stair like that. it feels like you are walking flat and all of a sudden you are 20' up. it is just a los angeles must see, inside/outside.
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