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	Angelus Temple (Echo Park, California, Reopened 2002): Dating from the 1920’s, this 3500-seat auditorium with one of the few free-spanning domes in Southern California and is on the national historic registry for the events surrounding the birth of the Foursquare Gospel church, which occurred in this area in the early part of the 20th century. It was suffering from earthquake damage and disrepair and the local congregation had dwindled to less than 100. The denomination decided to re-establish not only the building, but also the effectiveness of its local social outreach. From 1996 until 2002, the repair and reorganization took place, ultimately teaming up with the Dream Center in Los Angeles. Reveal Studio not only did the renovation design, but also worked hand-in-hand with the Dream Center to develop appropriate design solutions to facilitate their modern equipment and their progressive inner city ministries.
	Bell Clubhouse (Bell, California, Opening January 2005): The City requested a community center with ultimate flexibility, yet with finishes appropriate for a prison. Additionally, the exterior finishes had to match the adjacent raw concrete and steel baseball grandstands. Contrary to the finishes, the program called for pre-kindergarten and pre-teen classes during the day, adult dance and movement classes at night, and the ability to use the majority of the footprint for events such as a weekend family movie nights. In consideration of the end-users and in fulfillment of the program, Reveal Studio, Inc. developed an Interior multi-colored Trespa tm panel wall-system, a movable partition dividing the 2 classrooms that can open completely for larger functions. While the exterior wall materials were concrete, standing seam metal roofing and steel details, Formliners and barrel-vaulted roof profiles were used to soften the look of the building. The San Fernando Valley Chapter of the AIA awarded it the Best Community Development award in ‘06
	Ventura Port Bandstand and Windbreak Sails (Project): In keeping with the port’s program of providing a variety of entertainment, a “folded” Glass Bandstand was created to reflect the acoustics and block the wind. The Glass will be printed with wave images. To protect the bandstand courtyard, the three steel sail structures would be placed to redirect the wind. Each is internally lit so they appear to float on blue light. Together, these would act as a small entertainment venue and an icon for the area.
	Catalina Island Avalon Cove Retail building (Project): While developing the Assanti Spa & Resort, Reveal Studio was asked to develop ideas to renovate an existing retail building. The prominent location of the building at the end of a major walking street blocked views to Avalon Cove. The design challenge was to create a new building with an elevated viewing deck and glass walls at street level to allow view of the boats and ocean from the street through the shops.
	Ventura Port Decks: The request was to enhance the appearance of the area by reconfiguring the decks that look out over the boat slips and water along the promenade of a small shopping and dining village. A variety of solutions were reviewed and the selected version is planned for construction in the spring of 2004.

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