The 1929/30 E. Clem Wilson building has been submitted to the City of Los Angeles for consideration as an Historic Cultural Monument. We are now in phase one of this quest. You can send an email to the Cultural Heritage Commission to express your support of this nomination.
The 1929 Mountain States Life/Yucca Tower building has been submitted to the City of Los Angeles for consideration as an Historic Cultural Monument. We are now in the phase of this quest, where the Planning and Land Use Management Committee has to vote. The case for building will be heard on Tuesday, May 21 at a 2:00 PM meeting that is in person, however, you can write a comment BEFORE the meeting and you can listen to the meeting.
The 1929 historic Hoffman Candy Company and 1931 Silberberg buildings are BOTH scheduled for consideration as Historic Cultural Monuments at the same meeting of the Planning and Land Use Management Committee. This is the third phase in the process to preserve these buildings and public opinion counts! The case for the buildings will be heard on Tuesday, February 21, 2023 at a virtual (Zoom) meeting that begins at 2:00 pm PT. Please click for information on how to write a letter or speak at the hearing to support preservation
The 1929 historic Hoffman Candy Company building has been submitted to the Cultural Heritage Commission for consideration as an Historic Cultural Monument. The case for building will be heard on Thursday, May 5, 2022 at a virtual (Zoom) meeting that begins at 10:00 AM. Please support us by calling in or sending an email to the Commission.
The 1929 historic Hoffman Candy Company building has been submitted to the Cultural Heritage Commission for consideration as an Historic Cultural Monument. The case for building will be heard on Thursday, March 3, 2022 at a virtual (Zoom) meeting that begins at 10:00 AM. Please support us by calling in or sending an email to the Commission.
Take a peek at the hidden gems in the Paramount Pictures Jewelry Archive & re-discover some Art Deco treasures with Paramount archivist Jaci Rohr.
April 2021 has been declared “World Art Deco Month” by Art Deco International. The organization will host a diverse menu of online events and, where practical, in-person events - all designed to showcase the many aspects of the Art Deco style in architecture, design and entertainment. Expand for information about the global offerings.
THE OVIATT BUILDING is the untold story of downtown Los Angeles' first Art Deco jewel: the 1928 Oviatt Building and its opulent penthouse.
