YOUR CUSTOM ARCHITECTURAL FABRICATOR : Our focus is customization, our playground is architecture, and our expertise is fabrication. We are the preferred partner for design and architectural professionals around the world whose creative vision requires the highest standard of fabrication. Together we share one aim: to “build the extraordinary”®. At Eventscape we redefine the boundaries of fabrication. We thrive on challenges and are driven by our shared passion for innovative design. Considered a global leader with over 20 years experience in the industry, we are always evolving, redefining our skills, and reshaping our world. We build things others can't.

Helms Bakery District is a historical Los Angeles destination, with award-winning restaurants, a unique collection of design and home furnishings stores, and simply a perfect place to meet with friends. This landmark building nestled in the heart of West L.A. is easy to get to and located just one block east of the Metro Expo Line. Join us for a day of food, furniture and fun.

The National Building Museum educates, entertains, and engages people about the built environment and challenges them to advocate for a sustainable and equitable future.

Since it was created in 1980 through an act of Congress, the National Building Museum has transformed the public’s understanding of the impact of architecture, engineering, landscape architecture, construction, planning, and design. Through exhibitions, educational programs, and special events, we welcome visitors of all ages to experience stories about the built world and its power to shape our lives, our communities, and our future.

Ceramics of Italy is the trademark for Italian manufacturers of ceramic tiles, sanitaryware, and tableware, that are members of Confindustria Ceramica. For more information visit ceramica.info or follow Ceramics of Italy on Facebook (@CeramicsOfItalyNA) and YouTube (@LaCeramicaItaliana) as well as Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram (@CeramicsOfItaly).

Simple DCP is a premier provider of theatrical, broadcast, and digital deliverables. No matter your platform, we help you deliver your content where it needs to go. Located in Los Angeles, CA – Simple DCP knows the film industry. From Academy Award winners to breakout web series, we service a diverse, global clientele with tailored solutions and one-on-one attention. Start the conversation with us and see how we can help you bring your film to the big and small screen.

Founded by Christine Abbate in 1996, Novità is an integrated marketing and communications agency with global reach. Beginning with Ceramics of Italy and the Italian Trade Commission, Novità, meaning “the news” in Italian, has grown in service offerings and built a robust client list. Our specialties are also our passions. We partner with brands, creatives, innovators and thought-leaders locally and globally, bringing our expertise in architecture, design and real estate, the creative and culinary arts, technology, health and wellness, and sustainability.

The Ilan-Lael Foundation was founded by James and Anne Hubbell in 1982 and sponsored public art projects, lectures, seminars and exhibitions in San Diego and Tijuana. The Foundation always collaborated with friends to accomplish things. Some of the programs we helped found include ArtWalk San Diego, KidzArt, and an award winning newsletter about San Diego’s downtown development called Hidden Leaves.

Ilan-Lael translates from Hebrew to “a tree that unites the physical and the spiritual”, integrating art, nature and community in a dynamic setting. The name Ilan-Lael was first given by artist James Hubbell and his wife Anne to the structures they designed and built as both home and studios over the past 60 years on 10 acres near Santa Ysabel, California. The property received historic designation in 2008. Today Ilan-Lael also serves as the home of the Ilan-Lael Foundation, an art education and nature center, a retreat space, and a place for all those seeking inspiration in beauty, art and natural surroundings. Hubbell started building the first of eleven organically-inspired structures in 1958. The intent was to create a home that appeared to grow out the landscape using the natural shape and materials of the land. The first few structures were built with no bulldozers, all footings were hand-dug and wildflowers were kept and appreciated for their beauty. The architectural styles of the buildings are influenced by the adobe structures of New Mexico, where Hubbell lived for a time as a boy. Each building incorporates intricate details including mosaic murals, soaring arches, stained glass windows and a balance of natural materials from seashells to gemstones.