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Los Feliz Manor Los Angeles, CA |
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The Los Feliz Manor was designed by Jack Grundfor and built in 1929 as a hotel. In the 1950s, the building was converted into apartments. The blocky addition to the roof was built in 2012. It is a cleverly designed cell phone tower meant to blend in with the building below. [map] |
apartments Los Angeles, CA |
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These apartments were built in 1930. [map] |
apartments Los Angeles, CA |
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These apartments were designed by Max Maltzman and built in 1931. [map] |
Mauretania Apartments Los Angeles, CA |
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The Mauretania Apartments were designed by Milton Black and built in 1934. The name is a reference to the ocean liner. Many Streamline Moderne buildings incorporated nautical elements such as railings and porthole windows. These apartments were built for actor Jack Haley, best known for his role as the Tin Man in "The Wizard of Oz". For more, see this website. [map] |
3919 W. 8th St. Los Angeles, CA |
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The apartments at 3919 W. 8th St. were built in 1940. [map] |
apartment building Los Angeles, CA |
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This apartment building was designed by J. Knover and built in 1939. [map] |
apartment building Los Angeles, CA |
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This apartment building was built in 1936. [map] |
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