Columbia Savings Bank Building
Columbia Savings Bank Building, Historic bank in the United States
The Columbia Savings Bank Building is an iconic historical building located in the Mid-Wilshire neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Designed by architect John C. Austin, this structure was built in 1949 and symbolizes post-war development.
The building features a modernist design blending Art Deco elements and signifying American architectural trends of its times.
No longer functioning as a bank, it presently serves as a commercial property hosting various businesses.
Its unique exterior boasts monumental columns and a distinctive gold-tiled dome.
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