We need to be better about preserving culturally significant buildings in Los Angeles!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Please restore this icon.
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Mary
8 years ago
So much history has been bulldozed in the past, please stop.
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Mare Marozzi
8 years ago
Hollywood history can never be forgotten!
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Mark London
8 years ago
No one will recognize Hollywood AS Hollywood if we keep demolishing our architectural history
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Francie Stone
8 years ago
Save this valuable, beautiful history!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
L.A. is destroying its own history. Soon, everything unique and special about it will be gone.
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Nicola Gandolfi
8 years ago
this is to be preserved. no reason for erase the past of culture even in LA.
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Steve Diamond
8 years ago
This beautiful building should be preserved!!
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Teresa Taylor
8 years ago
I use to work at this building - it was glorious days of Hollywood- when Hank Grant was an icon-- please save this building
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Philip Saa
8 years ago
For the sake of my friend's family legacy!
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Ann Vackrinos
8 years ago
Please preserve the Hollywood Reporter building. So much of old Hollywood has already vanished. Don’t forget, this is a company town and these buildings showcase our history.
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Karen Waserman
8 years ago
If you tear down every bit of Hollywood's history, nobody will come see it anymore. That impacts tourism, the economy and the beauty of Los Angeles. Save this building!
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Amy Friedman
8 years ago
This IS an historical cultural monument and should be regarded as such!
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Jim Darrell
8 years ago
Growing up in Hollywood, I'm all for saving our cultural landmarks. So much has changed, we don't need another bland mega complex.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Please do not destroy this beautiful place that everyone knows and loves. No need to tear down something that one day can be our grandkids can go to; all for MORE condos.
God bless
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Cindy Fisher
8 years ago
This iconic building must be preserved!
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joe zak
8 years ago
Please save it! Wonderful building!
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Randy and Kathy Hollister
8 years ago
Once these historic buildings are gone, there is no turning back. Please save history.
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J.T. Lawson
8 years ago
If not the whole structure, incorporate the facade into whatever's going there, or an agreeable appropriate area of town someone else might be willing to incorporate it into (though location is part of ANY structure's history - it's very placement references most of that history people get to experience).
We need to be better about preserving culturally significant buildings in Los Angeles!
Please restore this icon.
So much history has been bulldozed in the past, please stop.
Hollywood history can never be forgotten!
No one will recognize Hollywood AS Hollywood if we keep demolishing our architectural history
Save this valuable, beautiful history!
L.A. is destroying its own history. Soon, everything unique and special about it will be gone.
this is to be preserved. no reason for erase the past of culture even in LA.
This beautiful building should be preserved!!
I use to work at this building - it was glorious days of Hollywood- when Hank Grant was an icon-- please save this building
For the sake of my friend's family legacy!
Please preserve the Hollywood Reporter building. So much of old Hollywood has already vanished. Don’t forget, this is a company town and these buildings showcase our history.
If you tear down every bit of Hollywood's history, nobody will come see it anymore. That impacts tourism, the economy and the beauty of Los Angeles. Save this building!
This IS an historical cultural monument and should be regarded as such!
Growing up in Hollywood, I'm all for saving our cultural landmarks. So much has changed, we don't need another bland mega complex.
Please do not destroy this beautiful place that everyone knows and loves. No need to tear down something that one day can be our grandkids can go to; all for MORE condos. God bless
This iconic building must be preserved!
Please save it! Wonderful building!
Once these historic buildings are gone, there is no turning back. Please save history.
If not the whole structure, incorporate the facade into whatever's going there, or an agreeable appropriate area of town someone else might be willing to incorporate it into (though location is part of ANY structure's history - it's very placement references most of that history people get to experience).