 Fine Arts Building - Reviews from across the web
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Fine Arts Building | Museum/Attraction Review | Chicago | Frommers.com - expert review
A worthwhile brief stop for architecture and history buffs, this 1885 building was originally a showroom for Studebaker carriages. In 1917, it was converted into an arts center with offices, shops, two theaters, and studios for musicians, artists, and writers. ...
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Attorneys to do justice to Fine Arts Building - Los Angeles Times
announced its purchase from a Denver real estate partnership. The Los Angeles lawyers plan to take over almost half of the space on the top floor and rent the rest of the space in the 12-story building to tenants. � Kabateck and Geragos, whose clients have included singer Michael Jackson, have covet...
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Barker Pacific-Paxton Properties Partnership Buys Fine Arts Building - Los Angeles Times
Barker Pacific is a privately held company that specializes in turning around troubled properties. It was founded by Michael Barker, a former partner of Texas developer Gerald Hines. The company owns property in Texas, California and Florida and was selected as a general partner for the deal by Paxt...
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Fine Arts Building, Los Angeles, CA : Reviews of Fine Arts Building - Yahoo! Travel
This unique structure is one of downtown's finer architectural achievements. It was originally built to accommodate artists' studios with a central exhibit...
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History, Los Angeles County: Fine Arts Building
website. (Please visit their site--it's far more interesting than mine.) You can see the statue in context, way back in the good old days. Also visible is the sign for the Pig & Whistle restaurant on the ground floor. Over the course of 80 years, it became a McDonald's--but Geragos and Kabateck ...
historylosangeles.blogspot.com
Home & Abroad | Fine Arts Building - Los Angeles - visitor information, travel planning, Free Fine Arts Building Activities, Fine Arts Building Hotels, Fine Arts Building traveler tip
, as well as the bronzed sculptures in the lobby were done by sculptor Burt Johnson, and add to the overall ornate feel of the building. The building was initially intended to house artist's workshops and studios. However, the enterprise never took off, and building eventually became an office build...
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USC Geography : LA Walking Tour : New Downtown : Fine Arts Building
Built in 1925, it was once housing for local architects. The street facade of this 12-story building displays an original Romanesque style. A 2-story, arcaded main lobby has rich surface...
college.usc.edu
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