TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY BUILDING

On Pershing Square, this vertiginous building works with architects John and Donald Parkinson, is a superb example of Art Deco angeleno. Built in 1930, it gracefully mixes gothic-style flares and gargoulia to the rigor of the steel structure, embraced by terracotta terracotta, which gives it its brightness. All floors above the twelfth are unoccupied, in order to circumvent the rules for building dwellings, which should then not exceed 46 meters in height. Once a office building, these premises were transformed into lofts in the 1980 s.