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Photo courtesy Architectural Resources Group

Psychoanalytic Building

Designed by Charles Moore with partner William Turnbull, this two-story office building was completed in 1971 expressly for use by psychologists and psychiatrists.

Photo by Annie Laskey/Los Angeles Conservancy

The State Theatre (1921) designed by Weeks & Day is a twelve-story Beaux Art style structure with a brick façade – one of the largest brick-clad buildings in the city – with terra cotta ornamentation at the lower levels.

Photo by Annie Laskey/L.A. Conservancy

The CalEdison

Allison & Allison

One of the first all-electrically heated and cooled buildings constructed in the western United States, this fourteen-story, steel-framed 1931 treasure follows a classically inspired Art Deco design.

The Trust Building

John Parkinson

Donald B. Parkinson

Parkinson & Parkinson

When the Title Insurance and Trust Building opened it was called the “Queen of Spring Street” due to of its great size.

Photo by Adrian Scott Fine/L.A. Conservancy

Times Mirror Square

William Pereira

Rowland Crawford

Gordon B. Kaufmann

Developed between the 1930s and 1970s, Times Mirror Square reflects the twentieth century growth of Los Angeles' Civic Center.

Photo by Michael Locke

Title Guarantee & Trust Building

Parkinson & Parkinson

One of L.A.'s most striking Art Deco buildings, this 1930 office tower is now converted into loft-style apartments.

Photo by Annie Laskey/L.A. Conservancy

U.S. Bank Tower

Pei Cobb Freed & Partners

This 1989 office tower embodies the variety and vitality of corporate design in the late twentieth century.

Union Bank Building

A. C. Martin & Associates

The tallest building in the city when it was completed in 1967, the Union Bank Building's forty-two story tower was an important step forward for the redevelopment of the Bunker Hill area.