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5 Buildings That Epitomize L.A. Architecture

Read the full blog article: https://bluebeam.pro/2F4bst9 Bradbury Building The Bradbury Building was commissioned by mining and real estate millionaire Louis Bradbury in 1891 as a “vision of the future.” It remains the oldest in-use commercial building in downtown Los Angeles, housing offices for marketing and media companies. Eastern Columbia Lofts At 13 stories high, the Eastern Columbia held the prestige of being the tallest building in Los Angeles upon its construction in 1930. Designed by architect Claud Beelman and commissioned by the Eastern Outfitting Co. and the Columbia Outfitting Co., the building took nine months to complete at a price tag of $1.25 million. It is still in use today as luxury loft condominiums. Union Station Dubbed the last of the great train stations, Union Station is one of Los Angeles’ most popular examples of Mission Revival architecture. It is still used by Angelinos today after a five-year renovation project ended in 2014. The Theme Building at LAX One of L.A.’s most recognizable constructions, the Theme Building at LAX designed by Pereira and Luckman is an icon of California’s signature Googie architecture style. The structure was built atop an 85-foot concrete core and reinforced using two crossed arches made of 900 tons of structural steel, effectively creating the vision of a space age that still resonates today. Walt Disney Concert Hall One of the most epic construction ventures in postmodern L.A. architecture is the Walt Disney Concert Hall. Made of structural steel, Douglas fir interior and a stainless-steel exterior that required aerospace technology to engineer, the Walt Disney Concert Hall instantly became one of L.A.’s most popular cultural attractions, which it remains to this day. --- Watch the video here: --- Trusted by over 1.9 million individuals in more than 130 countries, Bluebeam's smart, intuitive solutions advance the way architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) professionals work, manage and collaborate on projects digitally. For more from Bluebeam, follow us: Twitter:   / bluebeam   Facebook:   / bluebeam   LinkedIn:   / bluebeam-software   Instagram:   / bluebeam_inc   StrXur: https://www.strxur.com/