Bradbury Building, Los Angeles

About Bradbury Building

The Bradbury Building is a landmark historic site in downtown Los Angeles featuring an iconic skylit atrium with intricate ironwork, marble stairs, and birdcage elevators. Visitors explore the building's distinctive interior architecture and can attend events held within its distinctive spaces. The Wyman Bar operates as a heritage speakeasy offering full bar service and event catering. The Gallery space accommodates workshops, seminars, panel discussions, and Q&A sessions. Four conference rooms of varying sizes and a boardroom are available for meetings, each equipped with audiovisual hookups for video conferencing and presentations. The atrium itself serves as a gathering space flooded with natural light. The building has appeared in over 100 feature films, television episodes, music videos, and commercials since 1942, including productions such as Blade Runner and 500 Days of Summer. The Bradbury Building remains actively used for private events and film productions throughout the year.