Engineering Wonder: Miyamoto International and the Celestial Globe at Griffith Observatory
Celebrating 90 Years of Discovery at Griffith Observatory Since 1935, Griffith Observatory has connected millions to the stars. For its
Rebuilding Stronger: How Miyamoto is Helping Fire Survivors Restore Homes and Communities in California
When fires tore through Southern California, they left behind an almost unimaginable path of destruction; over 12,000 homes were
Rebuild LA, Fireproof LA: One Home at a Time
Engineering expertise brings hope to Topanga homeowners rebuilding after devastating fires Wildfire recovery extends far beyond initial cleanup.
LA’s Top Experts Gather for Miyamoto’s “Great Minds” Event on Fire Reconstruction
In the aftermath of recent devastating fires, Miyamoto International’s Los Angeles office convened a powerful assembly of industry
Ford’s Revolutionary High-Rise Dealership Coming to Downtown Los Angeles
An exciting architectural innovation is taking shape in the heart of Los Angeles as Miyamoto International collaborates on
Supporting Los Angeles Communities: Rebuilding Stronger After Disaster
In the wake of recent challenges facing Los Angeles communities, our team at Miyamoto International has mobilized alongside
What started the LA wildfires?
The Origins of the 2025 Los Angeles Wildfires: A Comprehensive Analysis The Los Angeles wildfires of January 2025,
DTLA’s Brightest Future: Adaptive Reuse
Join us on Wednesday, February 8th for an insightful and inspiring panel discussion on DTLA’s Brightest Future: Adaptive Reuse. Learn more about how adaptive reuse can be used as a powerful tool to help address economic recovery and resilience, creating new housing, preserving historic structures, and promoting sustainability in Los Angeles and beyond.
ABC 7 News: Efforts underway to protect older downtown LA buildings from earthquake damage
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES (KABC) —At 1136 Sixth St., just west of the heart of downtown Los Angeles stands
In Wake of Quake, How Ready is Los Angeles?
CBS NEWS, LOS ANGELES – The centuries-old villages pulverized in the Italy quake are far from the Los Angeles