Doheny Plaza

Doheny Plaza is a notable high-rise residential building located in West Hollywood, California. Completed in 1963, it holds the distinction of being the first high-rise residential structure in Los Angeles, showcasing modernist architectural design. The building was developed by Julian Weinstock, who later highlighted its significance in a speech at the Biltmore Hotel in 1966, making it a point of interest for both tourists and researchers exploring the evolution of urban architecture in the area.