Lost Issues | Los Angeles Conservancy

Lost Issues

Photo by Adrian Scott Fine/L.A. Conservancy

3901 San Fernando Road

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On December 10, the Glendale City Council voted in support of the proposed project and demolition of the historic building at 3901 San Fernando Road.
Demolition underway. Photo by Gary Leonard.

Ambassador Hotel

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After an epic battle to preserve the hotel ended in defeat, the Ambassador Hotel was demolished in 2005-2006.
Photo by Hunter Kerhart

Chase Bank / Lytton Savings

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We believe the 8150 Sunset Boulevard project’s fundamental objectives could have been accomplished without demolition of the historic Lytton Savings building.
Circus Disco, 2015. Photo by Laura Dominguez/L.A. Conservancy.

Circus Disco

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Circus Disco, an institution within Los Angeles' LGBTQ community, was demolished to make way for a mixed-use development in Hollywood, which will incorporate some of its historic features.
Building 5, 1122 San Julian Street. Photo by Marcello Vavala/L.A. Conservancy

City Market and Market Chinatown District

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A major project in the Fashion District threatens the former City Market, a significant commercial center within Los Angeles' Chinese community before World War II.
Photo by Larry Underhill

Columbia Savings

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In 2010 the Columbia Savings building was demolished as part of a mixed-use housing project.
Demolition underway. Photo by Jessica Hodgdon/L.A. Conservancy

Commonwealth Savings Building

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The loss of this striking building in March 2013 underscores the technical challenges of preserving certain types of structures from the 1960s.
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Fletcher Residence

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Designed by distinguished Southern California architect Wallace Neff, the 1963 Fletcher Residence is currently threatened with demolition.
Demolition underway. Photo by Adrian Scott Fine/L.A. Conservancy

Friar's Club Building

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The 2011 demolition of this unique building helped to spur action to protect historic places in Beverly Hills.
Holmby-Westwood Neighborhood. Photos by Adrian Scott Fine / L.A. Conservancy

Holmby-Westwood Neighborhood HPOZ Effort

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Following several years of progress, work on the proposed Holmby-Westwood HPOZ ceased in September 2016

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