Western Federal Savings

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Another Formalist high-rise with glass-curtain walls by Raymond
Harry Ervin, built 1962. Originally there were large “W”s on each
side of the rooftop box.

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One Response to “Western Federal Savings”

Jeremy July 28th, 2010 at 8:46 am

It’s got a nice look, doesn’t it? Not exactly the most common look for a glass curtain wall, at least by today’s standards. If you’re interested in learning more about this type of construction, I’d check out the Sweets Network from McGraw-Hill, my employer. They have a great directory of manufacturers that you can contact with questions.

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