Equitable Life Building, International Style skyscraper in Koreatown, Los Angeles, US.
The Equitable Life Building is an International Style skyscraper located at 3435 Wilshire Boulevard in Koreatown with a facade made of precast concrete and stone aggregate. The structure houses commercial office spaces throughout its multiple floors.
Construction was completed in 1969 during a period of vertical growth in Los Angeles. This era saw the city expanding upward as new tall buildings began reshaping the urban landscape.
The lobby features Equitable Vitrines, an exhibition space that displays contemporary art throughout the year. Local artists and visitors use this area to see fresh creative works in an accessible setting.
The building has 34 elevators that provide efficient access to its many floors. Visitors can navigate easily through the office spaces without difficulty.
The Philippine Consulate General operates from the fifth floor of the building. This diplomatic presence makes the office tower an important center for international relations in the city.
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