Renowned architect Angela Brooks stands at the forefront of contemporary design, celebrated for her remarkable ability to harmonize form and function. With a career spanning decade, she has left an indelible mark on the architectural landscape, shaping cutting-edge structures that effortlessly meld with their environments. A dedicated advocate for sustainability, Angela consistently pushes the boundaries of innovation, setting the standard for the architectural vanguard.

Here, are three of her most influential projects:

1.  Colorado Court Housing

Colorado Court Housing, a groundbreaking 44-unit project by Pugh + Scarpa, stands as the inaugural LEED-certified multi-family housing in the U.S., achieving "Gold" certification. Nestled at a prominent Santa Monica freeway offramp, this five-story, 100% energy-neutral structure exemplifies sustainable urban development. Meticulous design considerations, such as natural ventilation and strategic positioning, showcase an innovative model for affordable housing, fostering community, and promoting diversity in Santa Monica, California.

2. Solar Umbrella House

Nestled in Venice, Los Angeles, the Solar Umbrella House is a transformed private haven designed to operate off the grid through active and passive solar techniques. Inspired by Paul Rudolph's 1953 Umbrella House, the owners expanded this 650-square-foot bungalow in 2005, adding 1,150 sq ft. The result is a nearly 100% energy-neutral residence, showcasing innovative solar design strategies.

3. Bergamot Station Arts Centre

Established on September 17, 1994, Bergamot Station Arts Centre stands as a vibrant Santa Monica facility hosting diverse private art galleries. Revered as a cultural hotspot, it's prominently featured in tourist guides. This campus-style complex, initially named Bergamot Station, is owned by the city of Santa Monica and currently overseen by the Worthe Group.