26,621 SF of whole-building control — signage, identity, hours, and security are yours alone A bow-truss ceiling running the full length of the second floor — the kind of volume that simply does not get built anymore Oversized skylights and a glass atrium roof — daylight arriving from above rather than borrowed from a curtain wall Exposed brick, inside and out — classic masonry construction with distinctive architectural detailing, not a 2015 veneer 29 secured subterranean stalls, up to 39 with valet — private, gated, and off the street Two entrances, Vine and La Mirada — a front door for clients and a working door for crew, talent, and deliveries Eight restrooms — enough for a full-floor user without a tenant-improvement fight A private back patio Built 1928, rebuilt 1996, renovated 2005 — original bones, current systems, fully sprinklered Second-floor views across Hollywood