Capitol Records Building

It is also called the Capitol Records Tower, is a Hollywood Bouled Commercial . The building is a thirteen-story tower that was composed by Louis Naidorf who was working at Welton Becket Associates at the time, and is one of the city's milestones. Development happened not long after British organization EMI gained Capitol Records in 1955, and was finished in April 1956.

Found only north of the Hollywood and Vine crossing point, the Capitol Records Tower houses the combination of Capitol Records' West Coast tasks and is home to the account studios and reverberate councils of Capitol Studios. The building is a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument.