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Gas Company Tower
Photo by Annie Laskey/L.A. Conservancy

Gas Company Tower

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
The 1991 Gas Company Tower rises in a series of cliff-like setbacks and inverted corners, with an elliptical top of blue glass symbolizing the trademark blue flame of the building’s primary tenant
Photo courtesy Architectural Resources Group

Gemini G.E.L.

Frank Gehry
While many of Gehry's designs appear to be as much sculptures as structures, The Gemini G.E.L. (Graphics Editions Limited) building fits squarely into the latter category.
Gibbs & Gibbs Office Building
Photo by Sarah Gilbert

Gibbs & Gibbs Office Building

Gibbs and Gibbs
Created as an advertisement as well as a building demonstrating the firm's prowess and design sensibility, the building still stands as a great example of the Long Beach firm's rich architectural legacy.
Photo by Annie Laskey/L.A. Conservancy

Globe Theatre/Garland Building

Morgan, Walls & Morgan
Built as a combination office tower and theatre venue, the 1913 Beaux Arts-style Garland Building was designed by Morgan, Walls & Morgan. Built for full-scale live theatre productions, the interior was designed by Alfred F. Rosenheim.
Image by Connie Zhou

Google Playa Vista

This stunning project brought a hub of innovation back to life for a new generation of tech giants.
Photo courtesy Gensler-Ryan Gobuty

Herald Examiner Building

Julia Morgan
Julia Morgan, the first licensed female architect in California, designed this Mission Revival style building to house the operations of William Randolph Hearst's newspaper, the Los Angeles Examiner.
Los Angeles International Design Center
Photo courtesy Architectural Resources Group

Los Angeles International Design Center

Richard Dorman
Designed to be the nerve center and showplace of the decorative furnishings industry, the building became the nexus of interior design and architecture in L.A. upon its completion in 1964.

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