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Before us is the expressive facade of the "Los Angeles Bros" building (1929), which is an excellent example of Art Deco architecture. The facade features rich decorative elements with geometric patterns and bright color accents characteristic of this style.
The upper part of the building is adorned with an elegant inscription displaying the name and year of construction, executed in golden-green letters on a light background. Special expressiveness is added to the facade by vertical golden pilasters with decorative elements resembling stylized plant motifs, which create a rhythmic division of the facade.
Between the pilasters are large windows with dark frames. The upper tier is decorated with round medallions with blue backgrounds and heraldic elements. The lower part of the facade has an ornamental band characteristic of Art Deco with blue circular inserts, creating an interesting color contrast with the main beige tone of the building.
The color palette of the facade is built on a combination of beige, gold, blue, and green, which is typical for the luxurious Art Deco style that flourished in America during the 1920s-30s. The surrounding modern glass and concrete buildings emphasize the historical value of this architectural monument.