Taalman Koch Architects
Taalman Koch Architecture is a collaborative and culturally focused architecture firm in Los Angeles. Borrowing from their earliest artists' collaborations such as the TRESPASSING houses x artists project and the Dia : Beacon museum, the firm's founders, Linda Taalman and Alan Koch, have cultivated a working method that empirically responds to the specific situations of each project. Rather than overlaying a singular architectural language to their various projects, they uncover design opportunities by allowing cultural and contextual influences to blend with the specifics of practicing archit…
- Based in
- Los Angeles / California
- Projects listed
- 2
- Website
- taalmankoch.com
- info@taalmankoch.com
- Phone
- 213-380-1060
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