How Paul Williams Built White and Black Los Angeles
- Posted on August 26, 2026
- Architecture
- By The New York Times
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Discover the architectural legacy of Paul Williams, a groundbreaking African American architect who transformed Los Angeles's urban landscape despite systemic racial barriers. His family's preservation of his comprehensive archive has enabled three major museums to showcase his innovative designs and his pivotal role in shaping both residential and commercial architecture across California during the mid-20th century.
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How Paul Williams Built White and Black Los Angeles
A pioneering architect’s archive, long thought lost, was preserved by his family. Now, three museums are featuring the work of a man who broke California’s color barrier. continue reading...