About Gustave Heully, Design Critic
Gustave Heully is a designer, artist, critic and West Hollywood resident. He has experience as both a designer in LA architecture offices and as an academic, writing about researching and curating exhibitions on architecture, urbanism and design.
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The building saw unique tenants as fads came and went in the second half of the century, from bowling to roller disco.
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