Park Plaza Hotel

The Park Plaza Hotel is an Art-deco skyscraper designed by Curlett & Beelman, and built between 1923 and 1926 in Los Angeles, CA.

Park Plaza Hotel is not the only name you might know this building by though. It is common for companies to want to attach their names to iconic buildings when they move in, or for the general public to come up with nicknames, and this one is no exception. The building has changed names several times over the years, and is also known as:

• Elks Lodge No. 99.
• Elk's Temple 99.
• Elk's Club 99.
• Elks Building.
• The MacArthur from 2019 until this day.

Its precise street address is 607 Park View Street, Los Angeles, CA. You can also find it on the map here.

The building underwent a major restoration between 2016 and 2020.

Curlett & Beelman was the architecture firm in charge of the architectural design.

That being said, architecture is a complex discipline involving many professionals from different fields, without whom this building would have not been possible. We will surely be leaving out a lot of names here, but here is a list of the people we do know also played their part in making the Park Plaza Hotel a reality:

• Scofield Engineering Construction Company as the Main Contractor
• Anthony Heinsbergen as the collaborating Artist

The Park Plaza Hotel can be categorized as an Art-deco building.

The Park Plaza Hotel was completed in 1926, right when the Art Deco movement was at its peak, so it kind of went with the trend at that time.