The Rowan Building

Adding to the unique enclave of buildings collectively known as downtown’s Historic Core, the Rowan Building sits at the northeast corner of 5th and Spring streets. The Rowan was Originally built in 1912 by Robert A. Rowan and A.C. Bilicke and was home to many of the city’s oldest and most prominent law offices and stock brokerage firms. Designed by famed architect John Parkinson, who is credited with other LA landmarks such as City Hall, and Pacific Stock Exchange, and the Alexandria Hotel.

The Rowan’s location and style has a deep connection with the sophistication, creativity, and integrity of the revitalized Old Bank District.

The enduring beaux-arts style building offers the allure and appeal that authentic loft dwellers seek. Inside, residences will find open and flexible live/work spaces. Italian Designed finishes in kitchens and bathrooms combined with oversized mahogany framed windows that offer natural light and nighttime cityscape views.

With the addition of downtown’s Art Walk, various boutiques, restaurants and art galleries, Rowan loft residences have the opportunity to an exciting and elusive lifestyle that is unique to downtown’s historic core.