Walker & Eisen

[1] A number of Waler & Eisen's buildings have been designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments (LAHCMs).

[3][4] Some of these and other notable buildings include:[1][5] Built in 1924, the 12-story Beaux-Arts building at 810 South Spring Street was the headquarters of National City Bank of Los Angeles.

The building was designated a Historic Cultural Landmark (HCM #871) in 2007.

[14] The building was converted from offices to 93 residential units in 2008, and was renamed the National City Tower.

[15] Walker & Eisen are mentioned in the film (500) Days of Summer.

The Platt Building , Downtown LA.
Fine Arts Building , Downtown LA.
National City Tower, Downtown Los Angeles .
United Artists Building , Downtown LA.
F. & W. Grand Silver Store (1931), later Hartfield's department store, 537 S. Broadway in the Historic Core, Los Angeles