important example of Welton Becket’s corporate commercial design

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The General Petroleum Building is a landmark mid-20th-century Los Angeles office tower that exemplifies architect Welton Becket’s sleek, modern corporate commercial style.

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instanceOf commercial high-rise
office building
architect Welton Becket NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Modernist architecture
mid-20th-century corporate commercial design
associatedWith Welton Becket’s corporate commercial portfolio
category commercial office tower
corporate headquarters building
country United States of America
surface form: United States
era mid-20th century
hasArchitect Welton Becket NERFINISHED
hasCulturalSignificance example of midcentury modern commercial architecture in Southern California
represents postwar corporate growth in Los Angeles
hasFunction corporate offices
hasStyleCharacteristic curtain-wall-influenced exterior
modern corporate image
sleek façade treatment
streamlined massing
influencedBy International Style modernism NERFINISHED
locatedInCity Los Angeles NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Downtown Los Angeles NERFINISHED
locatedInState California, United States
surface form: California
namedAfter General Petroleum Corporation NERFINISHED
notableFor expression of Welton Becket’s integrated corporate design approach
sleek modern corporate appearance
partOf Los Angeles modern architectural heritage
significance important example of Welton Becket’s corporate commercial design
landmark mid-20th-century Los Angeles office tower
use office

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General Petroleum Building significance important example of Welton Becket’s corporate commercial design