Dr. Joseph Medicine Crow Center for International & Public Affairs

Architect: Edward Durell Stone
Year: 1967
Style: New Formalism
City: Los Angeles, CA

The Dr. Joseph Medicine Crow Center for International & Public Affairs is a 1967 downtown Los Angeles building designed by Edward Durell Stone in the New Formalism style. It carries an individual Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument designation as a recognized example of the style in the city's civic core.

the style

The building is identified as an example of New Formalism, the monumental, classically inflected mode that shaped American institutional architecture in the 1960s, and its individual landmark status marks it as a notable local example of that style.

the architect

Edward Durell Stone was a major, internationally recognized architect; this downtown Los Angeles building is one of the designs credited to him.

significance

The building holds an individual Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument designation, recognizing it as a protected architectural landmark within the city's downtown core.

nearby

Doheny Memorial Library 400 ft · Renaissance Revival · 1932
Bovard Administration Building 450 ft · Romanesque Revival · 1921
Ahn Family House 0.1 mi · American Foursquare · 1900
USC Physical Education building 0.1 mi · Romanesque Revival · 1930
University Religious Center 0.2 mi · Mid-Century Modern · 1965
Gwynn Wilson Student Union 0.2 mi · Romanesque Revival · 1928

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