Park Central Building

The Park Central Building rises fourteen floors above the streets of Los Angeles, presenting a rectangular silhouette against the California skyline at 34.0475 latitude.

When completed in 1916, the Park Central Building became part of the first generation of tall structures that transformed Los Angeles into a vertical metropolis.

The architectural design by John C. Austin reflects the professional aspirations of early twentieth-century Los Angeles through its office spaces and commercial facilities.

Located near multiple public transportation routes, the Park Central Building maintains its original function as an office building in downtown Los Angeles.

The building's preserved early twentieth-century architectural elements demonstrate construction techniques from Los Angeles' first major period of vertical development.

Location: California

Inception: 1916

Architects: John C. Austin

Floors above the ground: 14

GPS coordinates: 34.04750,-118.25400

Latest update: May 23, 2025 04:02