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City Hall has an observation deck, free to the public and open Monday through Friday during business hours. The peak of the pyramid at the top of the building is an airplane beacon named in honor of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, the Lindbergh Beacon.

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The iconic, Los Angeles City Hall was designed and built by the Austin, Parkinson and AC Martin team in 1928. The 300,000 SF, 32-story building is faced with grey California granite and grey terra cotta, the most popular façade materials at the time.

Presenting an image befitting a major metropolitan center, its granite Beaux-Arts base supports a monumental, pyramid-capped tower. Although it incorporates Greek, Roman and Renaissance design elements, its spirit is purely American, symbolic of the optimism of the 1920s California.