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One Bunker Hill
Formerly:Southern California Edison BuildingAt one time, this was an architectural beacon on Bunker Hill. Now it is a art deco jewel overshadowed by its taller, flashier neighbors.

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At one time, this was an architectural beacon on Bunker Hill. Now it is a art deco jewel overshadowed by its taller, flashier neighbors.

One Bunker Hill began life as the headquarters of the local electric company, Southern California Edison. At the time it was heralded for the engineering that was intended to make it earthquake resistant. Almost a hundred years and thousands of earthquakes later, the building continues to stand strong.

Not surprisingly, since this building was commissioned for the electric company, it was one of the first all-electric buildings in the West.

Quick Facts
Statistics
  • Floor space: 242,200 square feet
  • Elevators: 7
  • Parking spaces: 125
Notes
  • Some web sites claim this building has 14 stories. The owner of the building says it's 12. Realtors say it's 13.
Did You Know?
  • The lobby is decorated with more than two dozen types of marble.
Look For
  • Three reliefs over the main entrance. They were done by Merrell Gage and represent hydroelectricity, light, and power.
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