Notable Buildings in Koreatown LA

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Radio Korea building in LA

Radio Korea Building

Formally “Wilshire Park Place”

Western Wilshire cream-white building

Pierce National Life Building

Northwest corner of Wilshire and Western

Wilshire Branch Library in North Koreatown

Wilshire Library

LAPL branch serving North Koreatown

Nat King Cole Post Office

Nat King Cole Post Office

OAKWOOD POSTAL STATION on the northwest corner of 3rd & Western

Kentucky Fried Chicken: KFC Building

KFC on Western

Famous locally not for the chicken, but for the architectural style of its building.

New Horizon School

New Horizon School

Academic Education In An Islamic Environment… Fully licensed by the State of California.

Dauljong: Korean Pavilion: Olympic Seoul International Park

Korean Pavilion (Dawooljong)

Open-air pavilion made of pine and dyed in traditional shades of green and red

Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument No. 552.

Petersen Studio Court: Storybook House

“The Cottage” designed by Einar C. Petersen

Korea Sah Buddhist Temple in LA

Korea Sah (Buddhist Temple)

KORYOSA (Koryo Temple)

Bullocks on Wilshire: Art Deco (Back of Building)

Bullocks Wilshire Building

Located at 3050 Wilshire Boulevard, a 230,000-square-foot Art Deco building

Thalmasa

Tahl Mah Sah Buddhist Monastery & Temple

Buddhist shrine with a main hall for prayer, a small bell pavilion and small Buddha statues

One Park Plaza LA

One Park Plaza

A 22-story building that was built in the year 1971.