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1960s

Photo by Devri Richmond

Mutato Muzika

Architect Unknown
One of the most mind-boggling buildings on the Sunset Strip, this low, round, extremely green office was built for a plastic surgeon and allegedly designed by Brasilia's own Oscar Niemeyer.
Photo courtesy Architectural Resources Group

Northrop Grumman

A. C. Martin & Associates
Developed primarily between 1960 and 1967, "Space Park," as it was known, is an excellent example of the suburban corporate campus that grew popular after World War II.
Photo by Michael Locke

Norton Simon Museum

Ladd & Kelsey
Inspired by Pasadena's Craftsman residences, its Beaux Arts City Hall, and Streamline Moderne and Late Moderne commercial buildings, the museum was designed to blend into and reference its urban surroundings.
Photo courtesy Architectural Resources Group

Norwalk Civic Center

Kistner, Wright & Wright
William Allen
Architectural firm Kistner, Wright and Wright designed Norwalk City Hall as a one-story square steel box clad in tinted glass and panels covered with vibrant blue and green mosaic tile.
Courtesy of Phillip Zonkel/Q Voice News

Oil Can Harry's

Opened in 1968, Oil Can Harry's is a significant LGBTQ+ country-western bar in Studio City

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