In 2014, the Conservancy worked successfully with Dunkin' Donuts franchise operator to save and re-purpose the Angel Food Donuts Sign following public outcry.
Designed by Gilbert Leong and Richard Layne Tom in the 1970s, the Bank of America Chinatown Branch is significant for its architecture and connection to L.A.'s growing Chinese American community. The property was designated a Historic-Cultural Monument in October 2022.
Following a $5 million rehabilitation in 1991, the former Beverly Hills Waterworks Building reopened as the home of the Margaret Herrick Library and Academy Film Archive, demonstrating the importance of adaptive reuse.
Early postcard image of the Bob and Dolores Hope Estate. Lake County Museum CORBIS.
The Bob and Dolores Hope Estate faces an uncertain future after the effort to designate it as a Historic-Cultural Monument failed to receive enough votes through City Council.
In 1994, Southwestern Law School purchased the Bullocks Wilshire Building and spent ten years and $29 million on exhaustive research, planning, restoration, and sensitive rehabilitation.
In 2013, Casa de Cadillac's owner completed a rehabilitation project that both preserves and updates features of Casa de Cadillac, one of the most significant postwar auto showrooms remaining in Los Angeles County.
Stahl House (Case Study House #22), photo by Tim Street-Porter
On July 24, 2013, the National Park Service formally listed ten residences from the famed Case Study House program in the National Register of Historic Places.
John Nese, owner of Galco's Soda Pop in Highland Park.
After intensive advocacy and public outcry in 2013, the Century Plaza Hotel will be saved and rehabilitated as the centerpiece of a new mixed-use development.