Mr_Andre
Glendale Federal Savings Building
At the Glendale Federal Savings building, constructed in 1968, architects Robert Langdon and Ernest Wilson (Langdon & Wilson) designed fifty-two rainbow-patterned dalle da verre panels using eighteen different colors of one-inch thick glass.
The canopy adds a colorful, bright, and exciting crown to the high-rise office building with its glass panels set back between near-white exterior columns.
The colorful effect of the cornice is almost invisible as one drives past the building, making it a special experience reserved for patrons entering on the ground floor where Glendale Federal Savings had its office.
Glendale Federal Savings Building
At the Glendale Federal Savings building, constructed in 1968, architects Robert Langdon and Ernest Wilson (Langdon & Wilson) designed fifty-two rainbow-patterned dalle da verre panels using eighteen different colors of one-inch thick glass.
The canopy adds a colorful, bright, and exciting crown to the high-rise office building with its glass panels set back between near-white exterior columns.
The colorful effect of the cornice is almost invisible as one drives past the building, making it a special experience reserved for patrons entering on the ground floor where Glendale Federal Savings had its office.