Vintage-style Bradbury Building in Los Angeles.

The Bradbury Building in Los Angeles was built in 1893 and is one of the city's architectural landmarks. The entire building, from its exterior structure to its interior decoration, exudes the style of Italian Renaissance! The three-part architecture with red bricks, sandstone, and terracotta tiles on the exterior is a typical feature of the Chicago School of Architecture. As the Chicago School is also a response to classical architecture, it inherently contains many classical architectural vocabulary such as cornices and arches. Therefore, some people may consider it to be classified as neoclassical style. From the structure to the interior decoration, the Italian Renaissance style is evident. When you enter from the entrance, you will feel that the ceiling is low and the lighting is dim. When you come to the lobby, you will feel visually enlightened. The gorgeous interior decoration will make you feel like you have returned to a hundred years ago. The transparent lighting makes the indoor light and shadow constantly change throughout the day. The red steel used in the building was cast in France and exhibited at the Chicago World Expo before being installed here. The marble used for the stairs comes from Belgium, while the floor is in Mexican style. From the structure to the interior decoration, the Italian Renaissance style is evident. When you enter from the entrance, you will feel that the ceiling is low and the lighting is dim. When you come to the lobby, you will feel visually enlightened. The gorgeous interior decoration will make you feel like you have returned to a hundred years ago. The transparent lighting allows the indoor light and shadow to constantly change throughout the day. The red steel used in the building was cast in France and exhibited at the Chicago World Expo before being installed here. The marble used for the stairs comes from Belgium, while the floor is in Mexican style. The contradiction between the historical significance of the building and the expensive renovation once led to its brief abandonment. However, these silent shocks have attracted the director, who through the film has brought it back to the world's attention. This is also the charm of architecture: silence, less talk, and more contact and feeling. Recommended to: Enjoy forging iron and colliding with oak wood. Like American style from the 19th to 20th century. Like downtown Los Angeles. Love classical revival. 📍304S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013, USA 09:00AM~05:00PM: About 600 meters from Los Angeles City Hall. 📝Free admission to the atrium hall area, other parts are not open to the public. Bradbury Building