Los Angeles City Hall

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city hall government building historic landmark skyscraper

Los Angeles City Hall is the historic and iconic main municipal building of Los Angeles, housing the mayor’s office and the city council chambers.

Aliases (4)

Los Angeles City Hall East ×2
Los Angeles City Council chambers ×1
Los Angeles City Hall South ×1
Los Angeles City Hall council chamber ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city hall → government building → historic landmark → skyscraper →
address	200 N. Spring Street, Los Angeles, California →
architect	Albert C. Martin Sr. → John C. Austin → John Parkinson →
architecturalStyle	Art Deco →
CaliforniaHistoricalLandmarkNumber	150 →
completionDate	1928 →
constructionMaterial	concrete → granite → steel → terra cotta →
constructionStartDate	1926 →
coordinates	34.0536°N 118.2428°W →
country	United States →
district	Civic Center, Downtown Los Angeles →
featuredIn	Dragnet (television series) → numerous films and television shows →
floorCount	32 →
function	seat of government of the City of Los Angeles →
hasObservationDeckOn	27th floor →
hasPublicPlaza	City Hall public grounds and surrounding plazas →
height	138 m → 454 ft →
historicDesignation	California Historical Landmark → Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument → listed on the National Register of Historic Places →
houses	Los Angeles City Council chambers → Office of the Mayor of Los Angeles → various municipal offices →
locatedIn	California → Los Angeles →
LosAngelesHistoricCulturalMonumentNumber	150 →
notableFeature	observation deck → pyramid-shaped tower top →
NRHPListingDate	1972 →
NRHPReferenceNumber	72000231 →
openingDate	1928 →
owner	City of Los Angeles →
roofShape	pyramidal tower →
seismicRetrofit	completed in the 1990s →
symbolOf	City of Los Angeles →
tallestBuildingFrom	1928 →
tallestBuildingUntil	1964 →
wasTallestBuildingIn	Los Angeles →

Referenced by (18)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Civic Center, Downtown Los Angeles → Civic Center, Downtown Los Angeles ("Los Angeles City Hall East") → Civic Center, Downtown Los Angeles ("Los Angeles City Hall South") →	contains
Central Los Angeles → Downtown Los Angeles → Los Angeles →	hasLandmark
Los Angeles City Council → Los Angeles Office of Historic Resources ("Los Angeles City Hall East") →	headquartersLocation
Los Angeles City Council ("Los Angeles City Hall council chamber") → Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Commission →	meetsAt
Little Tokyo, Los Angeles → Olvera Street →	near
Albert C. Martin Sr. → John C. Austin →	notableWork
13th Council District of Los Angeles →	governingBodySeat
Government of the City of Los Angeles →	hasMeetingPlace
Government of the City of Los Angeles →	hasSeat
Los Angeles City Hall ("Los Angeles City Council chambers") →	houses