Architect Dan Brunn, AIA, might have been born in Israel but he’s been an Angeleno since age seven. The Harvard grad received his MA in Architecture in 2005 after earning a BA in Architecture at the University of Southern California before going on to work at John Friedman Alice Kimm Architects. Along with practicing architecture through his eponymous firm, Brunn has taught at the Boston Architectural Center, Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD), and the USC School of Architecture. His city of birth, Tel Aviv, laid a foundation for his experimental design sense from being inundated with Bauhaus architecture. It led to his love of LEGO bricks where he could explore building various structures. Today, he runs his successful architecture firm out of Los Angeles designing both commercial and residential projects around the globe. For this Friday Five, Brunn shares some of his favorite things, including music, art, and cars. Photo courtesy of The Hollywood Bowl
1. Hollywood Bowl

It?s one of LA?s truly striking experiences. I always look forward to a phenomenal season at this unforgettable venue. Not only does it have an incredible history, but it?s always great to bring a picnic basket, share a bottle of wine, and unwind with friends under the stars.
Photo by Brandon Shigeta
2. The Beatles

My parents always played The Beatles around the house in Tel Aviv, and at age seven, I told my mom that I wanted to be a singer when I grew up. Listening to The Beatles helped me l...