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Inefficient Markets: Is Efficient Market Hypothesis a Myth?

The Efficient Market Hypothesis suggests that the price of an asset reflects its true value because all the information about the asset is incorporated in the price. However, Information is not the issue, rather the knowledge about the information and the time it takes to interpret and act on the information is the real obstacle.

Seamless Expansion of a Wine Country Home by Feldman Architecture

The design of this Feldman Architecture home incorporated the natural colors of the rural setting, with concrete floors, walnut-clad ceilings, and four oversized counterweight glass doors that open onto a poolside patio, terrace and fire pit.

South Bay Digs • January 13, 2023

ON THE COVER Beacon on the Hill Dramatic ocean views drive the striking design of this Manhattan Beach landmark, created by national award-winning AIA Fellow Gerald Horn presented by Lauren Forbes and Todd Jones.

Westside Digs • January 13, 2023

ON THE COVER Journey to Point Dume: An inspired one-acre Malibu retreat is distinguished by a globally channeled aesthetic and far-reaching bluff top views presented by Chris Cortazzo of Compass.

Spiegel Aihara Workshop’s Middle Ground

San Francisco-based design firm SAW // Spiegel Aihara Workshop tackled the challenge of transforming a 1962 house with a dated floor plan and created The Middle Half, a light-filled dwelling with a clear connection to the landscape and layered geometries highlighted by raw materials.

Canary Hotel: Escape in Santa Barbara

The Canary, a Kimpton hotel located in downtown Santa Barbara, recently underwent an initiative to update and transform its iconic property, led by interior designer Christian Schnyder of Beleco. The 97 rooms, meeting rooms, restaurant Finch & Fork, lobby, and rooftop terrace all feature a timeless yet current style that captures the Spanish Revival-esque building’s past while providing a sense of ease and relaxation

Maison Lune: A New Kind of Gallery

Sandrine Abessera and Lubov Azria have founded Maison Lune, a contemporary art and design gallery located in the heart of Venice, California. The space is designed to look like a home, intended to help visitors imagine how any of the art pieces or furniture would fit into their own daily environment.

Among the Pines: Olson Kundig 

A stunning residential showpiece designed by Tom Kundig FAIA, RIBA from Olson Kundig architecture firm and with fellow architect Greg Faulkner in the mountain town of Truckee, California. This project draws its inspiration from the location’s Ponderosa pines and uses light to create a unique experience.

An Unparalleled Experience of Grandeur at 1200 Bel Air Road

1200 Bel Air is an impressive 12-bedroom, 17-bathroom property located in Los Angeles. Built by developer Joseph Englanoff, is listed for $139 million, and is an ode to luxury and sophistication, the perfect location to experience the grandeur of Los Angeles.

The Looming Decline of Western Intelligence: A.I. at the Helm

The advanced artificial intelligence (A.I.) software developed by OpenAI, called ChatGPT, a for-profit company, valued at over $29 billion, has taken the world by storm. I explore the potential dangers of this A.I., such as its learning from existing digital noise pollution and the fear of it replacing humans in the near future.

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