Gwynn Wilson Student Union

Architect: The Parkinsons
Year: 1928
Style: Romanesque Revival
City: Los Angeles, CA

The Gwynn Wilson Student Union in South Los Angeles was built in 1928 in the Romanesque Revival style, designed by The Parkinsons. It is individually designated a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument.

the style

Romanesque Revival (c. 1840–1900): Round arches revived in heavy rough-cut stone: squat columns, cave-like entrances, and deep-set windows.

significance

The Gwynn Wilson Student Union holds individual Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument status.

nearby

Hoffman Hall 390 ft · Brutalism · 1965
Bovard Administration Building 410 ft · Romanesque Revival · 1921
Mudd Memorial Hall of Philosophy 0.1 mi · Romanesque Revival · 1929
USC Physical Education building 0.1 mi · Romanesque Revival · 1930
Doheny Memorial Library 0.1 mi · Renaissance Revival · 1932
Dr. Joseph Medicine Crow Center for International & Public Affairs 0.2 mi · New Formalism · 1967

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