Description
Discover the unique charm of urban architecture with 'Apartment Living is Great'. This captivating catalog showcases over 2,300 stunning photographs by Los Angeles native Lesley Marlene Siegel, who has dedicated her artistic vision to documenting the rich history of Southern California's apartment building names. Since the early '90s, Siegel has captured the essence of the 'dingbat', a beloved moniker for the iconic boxy apartment complexes from the '50s and '60s. Each photograph tells a story of community and landscape, illuminating the often-overlooked beauty of these structures. This 48-page collection serves as an essential resource for architecture enthusiasts and a delightful visualization of LA's mid-century urban charm. Whether you're an aficionado of vintage signage or just curious about apartment living culture, this catalog is a must-have for your coffee table or library. Explore the artistry and nostalgia of apartment living through the lens of a passionate photographer who has devoted her career to preserving the memories embedded in these signs and buildings. Celebrate the significance and aesthetic appeal of vintage apartment signage with 'Apartment Living is Great', a piece that highlights the intersection of history, design, and community identity.