The MAK Center for Art and Architecture presents “Final Projects: Group L,” an exhibit on display from Thursday, March 17, through Sunday, March 20, at the Mackey Apartments Garage Top on Cochran Avenue.

The exhibit featured works by Manuel Gorkiewicz, Emilija Skarnulyte, Julia Obleitner and Helvijs Savickis. It marks the cul­mination of the 50th Artists and Architects-in-Residence Program at the Mackey Apartments.

Gorkiewicz’s final project is the film “Gregarious Beasts,” which explores the environmental plan­ning and architectural history of the Beverly Hills Civic Center, which was planned by Charles W. Moore as a typical example of American postmodern architecture.

For final projects, Skarnulyte will present films and immersive instal­lations exploring time and invisible structures, from the cosmic and geologic to the ecological and polit­ical.

Obleitner and Savickis’ collabo­ration started with a combined inter­est in weather systems, climate and weather modification in Los Angeles and throughout California, where water is limited. Savickis and Obleitner’s video work documents their route following the infrastruc­tural path of the city’s water supply. They also explore weather modifi­cation in relation to California’s water supply system and infrastruc­ture in Los Angeles.

The Mackey Apartments are home to the MAK Center’s residen­cy program for visiting artists, architects and students of architec­ture. Exhibit viewing hours are 4-7 p.m. The Mackey Apartments Garage Top is located at 1137 S. Cochran Ave. For information, visit makcenter.org.