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Commercial Buildings

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1900 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles

 

3500 Wilshire, Los Angeles

 

Allergan Pharmaceutical Headquarters, Irvine

 

Bank of America Data Center, Los Angeles

 

Bonaventure Hotel

 

Century Bank Building, Los Angeles

 

City National Plaza, Formerly ARCO Towers and Plaza, Los Angeles

 

CNA Park Place Tower, now the Los Angeles Superior Court Tower, Los Angeles

 

Engineering and Manufacturing Headquarters, Parker Hannifin Aerospace, Irvine

 

FAA Building, Hawthorne

 

Linder Plaza, Los Angeles

 

Mutual Benefits Life Building, Los Angeles

 

New Otani Hotel, Los Angeles

 

Nissan Motors, Gardena

 

One Park Plaza, Los Angeles

 

Pacific Life Center, Newport Beach

 

Prudential Savings, Woodland Hills

 

Security Pacific National Bank, Headquarters Building, Los Angeles

 

Transamerica Pyramid, San Francisco

 

United California Bank, Gardena

 

Warner Bros. Records, Burbank

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Contents of this path:

  1. Mutual Benefit Life Building (5900 Wilshire), 1971
  2. 3550 Wilshire Office Building, Los Angeles, Calif., 1970
  3. Marina City, Marina del Rey, Calif., 1973
  4. New Otani Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif., 1977
  5. Pacific Life Center, 1972
  6. Security Pacific National Bank, Headquarters Building, Los Angeles, Albert C. Martin & Associates, 1974
  7. Bank of America Data Center, Los Angeles, Calif., 1979
  8. Transamerica Pyramid, San Francisco, Calif., 1972
  9. City National Plaza, Formerly ARCO Towers & Plaza, Los Angeles, Calif., 1972
  10. Engineering and Manufacturing Headquarters, Parker Hannifin Aerospace
  11. Nissan Motors, Gardena, Calif., 1972
  12. CNA Park Place Tower, now the Los Angeles Court Tower, Los Angeles, Calif., 1972
  13. Linder Plaza, Los Angeles, Calif., 1974
  14. United California Bank, Gardena, Calif, 1970
  15. Prudential Savings, Woodland Hills, Calif., 1977
  16. Century Bank Building, Anthony Lumsden and Arthur Edwin Mann, architests for DMJM, Los Angeles, 1972