The new mixed-use project in the heart of Culver City, CA, was planned by Hackman Capital Partners and designed by Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects.

September 27, 2017, marked the ceremonial groundbreaking for the start of construction of Ivy Station, designed by EYRC Architects.

The Otis College Goldsmith Campus Expansion has received LEED Platinum, which makes this project EYRC's third LEED Platinum project.

Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney ranks 30th in the 2016 Architect50 based on multiple facets of our business performance in 2015.

The design team of EYRC Architects in association with Frederick Fisher + Partners presented remarks on the Otis College Goldsmith Campus Expansion.

The John M Roll Courthouse in Yuma, Arizona, designed by Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects, has received a 2016 AIA California Council Design Award.

Today, we are proud to announce our transition to Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney (EYRC) Architects, a new name reflecting the unique vision of each partner.

The John M. Roll United States Courthouse in Yuma, Arizona was honored with an SRP Sustainable Award at the 2014 AIA Arizona Awards Gala.

As an expert in the Design-Build project delivery process, Mathew Chaney participated in a panel discussion on Application of LEAN Construction Principles.

EYRC Architects partner Takashi Yanai was recently appointed to the Architecture+Design Museum, Los Angeles (A+D LA) Board of Directors.

EYRC Architects hosted congressmember Karen Bass at their office for a city leaders breakfast event with AIA Los Angeles.