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Hollywood Bachelor’s Pad

Hollywood Bachelor Pads
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Dream Homes Do Come True

Dream Homes Do Come True …
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A Countrified Hotel With an Exterior to Match

A Countrified Hotel With an Exterior to Match The Farmer’s Daughter, a newly refurbished hotel opposite the popular Farmer’s Market, started life as the Farmer’s Daughter motel in 1961. In the 70’…
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Architecture Leaders Today

Architecture Leaders Today Blurring the Lines Dean Larkin Design’s famo…
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Dream Home LA Magazine

Dream Home LA Magazine Dean Larkin didn’t choose to be an architect—architecture chose him. “I’m an architect all the way through to my core,” said Larkin, who as a child enjoyed configuring chall…
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Boom Pushes Construction To Edge

Boom Pushes Construction to Edge “This town is very much influenced by the entertainment industry, and so is its architecture. You don’t have the neighborhood opposition to these homes being built…
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Home of the Week

Home of the Week “This mid-century Sunset Strip-area home, largely rebuilt in the last two years, is on the market for nearly $3.8 million.” – Michael D. Arden
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Articles Featuring Dean Larkin Design

Lux Magazine Cover and Editorial

September 2010

Publications, Awards, and Recognition

The Wall Street Journal, The Los Angeles Times, Architectural Leaders of Today, Luxury Home Quarterly, Architizer, Home+Design, Luxe, Robb Report, California Homes, Worth and Architectural Digest have all published Dean Larkin-designed projects.

Links featuring Dean Larkin Design

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Awards and Recognition

Additionally, Dean has won several prestigious prizes, including three Gold Nugget Awards and the Los Angeles Business Journal Award. Additionally, his work had been featured in three books including Dream Homes and referenced internationally in Los Angeles Architecture and Design; and have been featured in numerous television shows. Dean recently served as an architectural judge for the American Institute of Architects’ [AIA] Restaurant Awards, is a frequent speaker and writer on architectural issues, and an active member of the Architectural Guild of the University of Southern California where he earned his degree in architecture.