Northwest corner main entry.

“There’s almost like an under-designed quality to the building, meaning it’s calibrated with light and scale but it doesn’t really determine how you can use the spaces.” – Sharon Johnson, Founder & Partner, Johnston Marklee

Southwest corner sculpture yard.

Sculpture yard view looking east.

Center bay critique space in renovated warehouse.

Physical model and massing studies.

Perspective sections through new building.

Ground floor schematic plan.

Second floor schematic plan.

Schematic roof plan.

Culver City aerial view.

The UCLA Warner Graduate Art Studio renovation and addition by (l-r): Mark Lee and Sharon Johnston of Johnston Marklee & Associates, Los Angeles won an Acknowledgement prize.

Winners of an Acknowledgement prize for the UCLA Warner Graduate Art Studio renovation and addition in Los Angeles (l-r): Maik Strecker, Head Growth & Innovation North America, Holcim; prize winners Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee of Johnston Marklee & Associates; and Jury member Forrest Meggers, Professor at the School of Architecture and Andlinger Center for Energy & Environment at Princeton University, NJ.

Presentation to the winning teams of the four Acknowledgement prizes (l-r): Vivian Kuan and Mitchell Joachim of Terreform ONE; Maik Strecker, Head Growth & Innovation North America, LafargeHolcim; Anyeley Hallova, project^ and Thomas F. Robinson, LEVER Architecture;Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee of Johnston Marklee & Associates; John Stull, CEO Cement LafargeHolcim US; Stephen Luoni, University of Arkansas; Jury member Forrest Meggers, Professor at the School of Architecture and Andlinger Center for Energy & Environment at Princeton University, NJ; and Marty Matlock, University of Arkansas.

Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee, architects, Johnston Marklee, Los Angeles, USA