The Garland building in DTLA is now opened for filming and available exclusively through Plan A Locations.

Built in 1913 this structure is a classic example of early century Beaux Arts opulence. Originally designed by the architecture firm of Morgan, Walls and Morgan with its façade of glazed brick and terra cotta ornamentation was built to house offices as well as a vaudeville theater space.

Nine of its magnificent floors are now ready to be your location. Each floor has floor to ceiling windows, exposed brick walls and wonderful fixtures. The fifth floor has stairs leading to an outdoor sitting area as well as a glass enclosed separate room. The Penthouse has very high ceilings

Yes, there is a large roof that can be filmed. Yes, it does have magnificent views of the City or Boston, Chicago, New York or any other major metropolis.

Yes, the elevator lobby on each floor is terrific, with cobalt blue and brass elevator exteriors and tile floors.

Yes, there are three elevators including one that is “Gurney” size so that it can hold a lot of equipment, as well as a dead body being wheeled out!!

Yes, the lobby has marble floors and walls.

Yes, you can cater lunch next door at the Globe Theater because the owner of the building also owns the theater and is very film friendly.

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