Los Angeles City Hall (1928), 200 North Spring Street, Los Angeles, California
For nearly four decades, the 454-foot tower of Los Angeles City Hall was not just the tallest building…
For nearly four decades, the 454-foot tower of Los Angeles City Hall was not just the tallest building…
A 1923 memorial stadium in Los Angeles that hosted three Summer Olympics and major championship events, recently renovated…
The last great American railroad terminal, opened in 1939 at the junction of Spanish Colonial Revival and Streamline…
The Museum of Tolerance (MOT), also known as Beit HaShoah — House of the Holocaust — is an…
The Museum of Dream Space (MODS) Beverly Hills is an immersive art experience venue that invites visitors to…
G. Albert Lansburgh's 1926 design for the Orpheum on South Broadway gave Los Angeles's vaudeville circuit its most…
A haberdasher's dream built in Art Deco glass and bronze — the only American building to contain a…
The 1930 Pantages Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard is one of the finest surviving Art Deco entertainment palaces on…
An Art Deco landmark completed in 1926 by architect Claud Beelman, standing across from MacArthur Park in Los…
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