Bradbury Building
Historic Buildings: Workplace
Architect
George WymanRenovation Architect
Levin & Associates Architects
Historic Buildings: Workplace
Architect
George WymanRenovation Architect
Levin & Associates Architects
Dates
- Constructed, 1893
- Renovation, 1991
Landmark Designations
- National Register of Historic Places
- National Historic Landmark
- Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument
Podcasts
Historic Core Stop 6 - Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles (CRA/LA) and George Wyman
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Description
Built for mining tycoon Lewis Bradbury, the 1893 building is a National Register Landmark, and one of the most significant existing structures in Los Angeles’ architectural heritage.
Designed by George Wyman, this Chicago-style sandstone and terra cotta-clad building is noted for its atrium skylight, which spans the entire five stories, and open-cage elevators. Likely the most photographed structure in the city, it has been the location of many movies, including Bladerunner, Ridley Scott’...
Designed by George Wyman, this Chicago-style sandstone and terra cotta-clad building is noted for its atrium skylight, which spans the entire five stories, and open-cage elevators. Likely the most photographed structure in the city, it has been the location of many movies, including Bladerunner, Ridley Scott’...
Levin & Associates
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Location
304 S. Broadway
Los Angeles, CA
United States
Los Angeles, CA
United States
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