A. E. Larson Building

The A. E. Larson Building features eleven floors with a salmon-colored brick facade, terra cotta details, and bronze accents throughout its exterior design.

Constructed in 1931 during the Great Depression, entrepreneur Adelbert E. Larson invested $600,000 in the building when construction costs were lower than usual.

The building's ground floor lobby displays Italian marble walls, terrazzo flooring, and decorative bronze elevator doors featuring geometric and floral patterns.

Located at 6 South 2nd Street, the structure contains retail spaces on the ground level and multiple office spaces across its upper floors.

The windows incorporate a specialized vertical hinge system that allows cleaning from inside, eliminating the need for external window washing equipment.

Location: Yakima

Inception: 1931

Architects: John W. Maloney

Architectural style: Art Deco architecture

Floors above the ground: 11

Address: 6 South 2nd Street

GPS coordinates: 46.60220,-120.50400

Latest update: March 17, 2025 08:46