The architecture firm of Norstrom & Anderson seems to have been very active in L.A. from the mid '20s into the latter half of the '30s. It looks like not a lot of their buildings survive, though one that does is well known:
1932
1955
1968
GoogleSV 2011
El Paseo, Westwood. The backstory:
LAT
A couple of other Norstrom & Anderson survivors:
2121 San Fernando Rd (1936):
GoogleSV
Originally built for the Hemphill Diesel Engineering Schools
6809 Stanford Ave (1937):
Does anyone know if this Westwood Newberry's still stands, if it was ever built?
LAT
No picture, but same question about a small store N&A is reported to have built at
1254 3rd Street in Santa Monica in 1937... couldn't get a street view, but a Google Sat view indicates that it might have Streamline detailing.
Another unknown:
LAT
These were reported to have been planned, but if built, do not now stand:
The following were reported to have been designed and soon to be erected, but all seem to be gone now:
952 Wilshire
3170 Wilshire
615 N Alameda
423-27 Santa Monica Blvd SM
8850 Santa Monica Blvd
9585 Santa Monica Blvd
Top three pics:
Daily Bruin/Bison