We've got a bank building from Julius Shulman today. It's
"Job 4068: Kurt Meyer, Liberty Savings and Loan Association, 1966, 1967".
A straight-on view of the front.
The last shot is a more arty angle looking up the side.
All from
Getty Research Institute
Liberty Savings and Loan was at 1180 S Beverly Drive. More recently it's been Citibank, although the 2017 GSV images show the signage removed and banners with leasing details. From
laconservancy.org:
After it was built, some tenants pushed to have the building painted dark brown so it would look more "finished." [Kurt] Meyer publicly protested this step, and the bank remained its simple, and quite effective, Brutalist self.
Today, some consider it among the finest examples of the style in Los Angeles.
GSV