The Westwood Building (Los Angeles, California)

USA / California / Westwood / Los Angeles, California
 architecture - Do not use this category, interesting place, 1929_construction

Built in 1929, this building was designed in the Classical style by Allison & Allison for the Janss Corporation, creators of Westwood Village, to use as their offices. It occupies the focal point of the Village. The building's dome is a visual highlight, which distinguished it from its surroundings. Declared L.A. Historic Cultural Monument #364 on 6/21/1988. Previously housed a bank, a clothing store, as well as a restaurant named Eurochow, it is currently (as of 8.6.07) vacant.
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Coordinates:   34°3'40"N   118°26'44"W

Comments

  • 8.6.07 Eurochow is dead! It died a year ago on May 15, 2006. Long live the The Westwood Building!
  • The Janss family later traded most of Westwood Village for Sun Valley, Idaho, with some brightly-colored baubles thrown in. The Janss Corporation was active in developing over 10,000 acres of prime land in Southern California, but went out of business in the early 1980's.
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