AKA: Signal Oil Building, Los Angeles, CA; Havenstrite Building, Los Angeles, CA
Structure Type: built works - commercial buildings - office buildings
Designers: Walker and Eisen, Architects (firm); Percy Augustus Eisen (architect); Burt William Johnson (sculptor); Albert Raymond Walker (architect)
Dates: constructed 1927
Building History
The Fine Arts Building was also known as the Global Marine Building in 1980.
Building Notes
The Batchelder Tile Company produced the ceramic figures on the interior; Burt Johnson executed interior bronze sculptures and exterior sculptures; Art figures: Kendall and Delaney; Cabinet work: Commercial Fixture Company; Colton cement: Oro Grande Lime and Stone Company; Common brick: Simons Brick Company; Decorating: Heinsbergen Decorating Company; Elevator accessories: Randall Control and Hydrometric Corporation; Elevator motors: Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company; Elevators, furnished and installed: Llewellyn Iron Works; Hardware: Earle Hardware Manufacturing Company; Heating systems: Illinois Engineering Company; Lighting fixtures; The Meyberg Company; Ornamental iron, bronze and hollow metal doors: A. J. Bayer Company; Panel boards and main switchboards: Diamond Electrical Manufacturing Company; Plumbing fixtures: Washington Iron Works; Structural steeel fabricated and erected: Llewellyn Iron Works; Terra-cotta and hollow tile: Gladding, McBean and Company;
PCAD id: 1854