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All Saints expansion faces scrutiny

Critics worry that the work won’t be compatible with historical district.

August 26, 2011|By Adolfo Flores, adolfo.flores@latimes.com
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Mossman said the new buildings proposed by architect Michael Palladino don’t fit in with the rest of the area.

“They’re glass boxes, very clean, cold and sterile architecture,” Mossman said. “They appear to have little if any relationship with the historic civic center buildings.”

Long said church leaders believe the new buildings will enhance the civic center.

“Some people think we ought to try and replicate the current architecture,” Long said. “First off, it’s probably expensive [to do that], and second it would look awful because you can’t redo it that way.

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“We have a forward-looking parish that is well grounded historically,” Long added. “We don’t see a clash between the old and new.”

Members of the public may comment on the draft environmental report, and will be allowed to comment on the final study to be released in October. The Planning Commission and City Council are expected to vote on whether to approve the report later this year or early in 2012.

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