We shouldn't lose this piece of Hollywood history and architecture! Please make this building an LAHCM so that it's importance is recognized.
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Ketrin Earwood
8 years ago
I pass this building regularly and always have great concern for it's future.
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JS Clark
8 years ago
My father was the editor in the early '70s. It's a special building.
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Laurent
8 years ago
Art Deco and Hollywood are bound together.
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Adriene Biondo
8 years ago
Save this authentic beauty that symbolizes all the fabulous style, architecture and glamour that Hollywood's Film Capital is known for. Historic landmarks are catalysts that energize new developments, not impediments to progress. The Hollywood Reporter Building is an important touchstone for so many, a rare and intact survivor that *is* Hollywood and California's Golden Age at its zenith. It would be a wonderful landmark restaurant, boutique, visitors center, filming location. Save our history by supporting adaptive reuse and responsible development over wholesale demolition. Adriene Biondo, Chair Emeritus, Los Angeles Conservancy Modern Committee
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Carol Rosenblum
8 years ago
Keep our history!
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Shelly Brown
8 years ago
One of the best spaces left of old Hollywood!!
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Michelle Bartlett
8 years ago
I love this building, I worked here at the LA Weekly, it's a gorgeous and haunting piece of architecture.
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ELIZABETH LABARRE
8 years ago
once these historic, beautiful buildings are gone, they are never coming back. never. this is a very serious, important decision to knock down a building. there are plenty of other lots or unimportant buildings that can be torn down for development. tourists come to los angeles for many reasons, one of which is the rich art deco architecture. preserve this building to ensure [architectural] diversity and dollars. win win!
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Cynthia Toles
8 years ago
Los Angeles is known for its Art Deco and this treasure must be saved.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Save this beautiful building! Keep LA's history intact!
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Lavon Brown
8 years ago
Please protect heritage and art by land marking this building. Too many buildings have already been lost. Do the right thing.
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DENIEL EDWARDS
8 years ago
STOP THESE GREEDY PEOPLE FROM DESTROY HOLLYWOOD IT'S SICKENING....
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Margot Gerber
8 years ago
This building tells part of Hollywood's story and is embedded in a section of the Hollywood area that miraculously is still home to many icons of Hollywood such as the Egyptian, El Capitan and Chinese Theatres. The reporters who worked there walked to Musso and Frank's and then over to a premiere at the Chinese, followed by a night cap at the Hollywood Roosevelt. It is all still there and it should remain to tell that story of 20th century Hollywood, the place and the film industry this first daily trade publication covered.
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Michael Stolte
8 years ago
I care about Hollywood's cultural landmarks! This is one of them!
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Charles Fisher
8 years ago
The building complex represents an important part of Hollywood history, as well as an important example of Regency Moderne architecture.
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chuck garcera
8 years ago
As a current business owner residing in a historic building, we need the HRB to remain part of the Los Angeles history. Preserve it and don't demolish it.
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Linda Brettler
8 years ago
I'm a native Angeleno, architect, and local resident. Please save this great building!
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Serena Abrahams
8 years ago
Glad to sign a petition that is trying to save a building from just becoming a memory on a postcard.
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LANCE A BARSHINGER
8 years ago
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Downtown has been relatively successful in repurposing many of its historic gems. The city should work with the developer to come up with interesting ways to save the building and still be able to create the planned hotel & housing structures.
We shouldn't lose this piece of Hollywood history and architecture! Please make this building an LAHCM so that it's importance is recognized.
I pass this building regularly and always have great concern for it's future.
My father was the editor in the early '70s. It's a special building.
Art Deco and Hollywood are bound together.
Save this authentic beauty that symbolizes all the fabulous style, architecture and glamour that Hollywood's Film Capital is known for. Historic landmarks are catalysts that energize new developments, not impediments to progress. The Hollywood Reporter Building is an important touchstone for so many, a rare and intact survivor that *is* Hollywood and California's Golden Age at its zenith. It would be a wonderful landmark restaurant, boutique, visitors center, filming location. Save our history by supporting adaptive reuse and responsible development over wholesale demolition. Adriene Biondo, Chair Emeritus, Los Angeles Conservancy Modern Committee
Keep our history!
One of the best spaces left of old Hollywood!!
I love this building, I worked here at the LA Weekly, it's a gorgeous and haunting piece of architecture.
once these historic, beautiful buildings are gone, they are never coming back. never. this is a very serious, important decision to knock down a building. there are plenty of other lots or unimportant buildings that can be torn down for development. tourists come to los angeles for many reasons, one of which is the rich art deco architecture. preserve this building to ensure [architectural] diversity and dollars. win win!
Los Angeles is known for its Art Deco and this treasure must be saved.
Save this beautiful building! Keep LA's history intact!
Please protect heritage and art by land marking this building. Too many buildings have already been lost. Do the right thing.
STOP THESE GREEDY PEOPLE FROM DESTROY HOLLYWOOD IT'S SICKENING....
This building tells part of Hollywood's story and is embedded in a section of the Hollywood area that miraculously is still home to many icons of Hollywood such as the Egyptian, El Capitan and Chinese Theatres. The reporters who worked there walked to Musso and Frank's and then over to a premiere at the Chinese, followed by a night cap at the Hollywood Roosevelt. It is all still there and it should remain to tell that story of 20th century Hollywood, the place and the film industry this first daily trade publication covered.
I care about Hollywood's cultural landmarks! This is one of them!
The building complex represents an important part of Hollywood history, as well as an important example of Regency Moderne architecture.
As a current business owner residing in a historic building, we need the HRB to remain part of the Los Angeles history. Preserve it and don't demolish it.
I'm a native Angeleno, architect, and local resident. Please save this great building!
Glad to sign a petition that is trying to save a building from just becoming a memory on a postcard.
Downtown has been relatively successful in repurposing many of its historic gems. The city should work with the developer to come up with interesting ways to save the building and still be able to create the planned hotel & housing structures.