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| Neighborhood Legal Services |
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The Neighborhood Legal Services project is the interior renovation of a 1920s open market building into a not-for-profit low-income legal services firm in Glendale, California. The project makes use of the unique open-bay areas that where once a part of the open market to put the functions of the law firm on display, as an alternative way to define corporate/commercial identity, not from logos and advertising, but rather from a spatial identity that is directly related to the neighborhood and constituency it serves.
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| Site |
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| Floor Plan |
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| Building Section |
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| View from Lobby |
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| Main Circulation |
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| Foyer |
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| Conference Room |
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| Offices |
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| Street at Night 1 |
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| Street at Night 2 |
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| Interior at Night |
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| Casework Detail |
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