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Van Nuys Apartments
==History==
The Van Nuys Apartments were developed by their namesake – Isaac Newton Van Nuys – in 1913 as a financial center in the heart of Los Angeles. The building was designed by the architecture firm Morgan, Walls & Clements, who designed other notable landmarks such as the Mayan Theater, El Capitan Theater, and The Citadel.〔http://www.emporis.com/application/?nav=building&lng=3&id=vannuysapartments-losangeles-ca-usa〕 The building features an 11-story steel frame with masonry-clad walls; its primary facades facing Spring street and 7th street.
Upon its opening, First National Bank occupied the entire first floor and basement of the building, while Dean Witter & Company, Merrill Lynch, and other financial services firms occupied offices in the upper floors. The building served as a bank and office building until the late 1970s.
In 1982 the building was converted into a 299-unit residential complex reserved for low-income senior citizens via funds from the HUD and CRA/LA. The conversion also included rehabilitation, and the creation of of retail space on the ground floor. The basement was converted into parking.
The L.A. Conservancy has deemed the Van Nuys Apartments building a historic landmark.〔http://blogdowntown.com/2008/01/3010-newly-landmarked-van-nuys-to-get-a-42-million〕
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