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Aon Center (Los Angeles), Los Angeles: seen in its setting. en:Aon Center (Los Angeles) , the view was taken from Hope Street
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Aon Center (Los Angeles), Los Angeles: exterior. The Aon center from Central Library
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Aon Center (Los Angeles), Los Angeles: exterior
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Aon Center (Los Angeles), Los Angeles: exterior. The Aon Center, second tallest building in LA and west of Mississippi river
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Office & tower · Modernism

Aon Center (Los Angeles)

byCharles LuckmanSee all 2 buildings →Los Angeles, United States ↗

1973

Key featuresA slender bronze-clad modernist office tower, unusually slim for an earthquake-prone city.

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Architect
Charles Luckman
Place
Los Angeles, United States
Year
1973
Typology
Office & tower
Movement
Modernism
Region
Americas

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