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: The International Building in 1910. This view and others available on the Water and Power Associates website

: Aerial view from 1947 showing the International Building between Los Angeles City Hall and the Federal Court House, from the Water and Power Associates website.

: Artist’s rendering of the new Health Department Administration building from 1966 by Arthur Froehlich & Associates, Architects. LAPL photo LAPL00049369

: The Health Administration Building in 2016. Photo by author.

: The building is situated on a raised plinth above a small green space. Photo by author.

: Decorative pre-cast concrete details hide parking. Photo by author.

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