L.A Crawl - The Broad

To celebrate CNY, we decided to take grandma out again. This time, we started our day at Perch LA for brunch, then we would visit The Broad

The Pearch LA, a rooftop restaurant located at the historic Pershing Square area, is LA chic at its best. The Broad, a non-profit organization and art conservatory founded by entrepreneur Eli Broad, is a architecture eye feast and houses some of the most interesting contemporary art including works from Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and Jeff Koons. 

The walk from Pershing Square to the Broad crosses some of the most impressive high rises in DTLA and the Walt Disney Concert Hall as well as the historic Grand Central Market. We certainly felt we got away in this area coming from the suburbs. 

Historic Pershing Square seen from The Perch

The 1930 Art Deco Title Guarantee and Trust Building seen from The Perch

Yes we are very hungry

Lobster Eggs Benedict

French toast

The KRKD historic radio tower on top of the Spring Arcade Building. The tower was to be demolished but was preserved by LA's City Planning Office in 2013

Sign from the 1924 Pershing Square Building where Perch is located

1 Cal and 2 Cal Plaza on Grand Ave embody the style of 1980's High-tech architecture

Traffic on Fourth Street

Made it to the Broad

Under the Honeycomb-like exterior of The Broad

Following GG up the escalator inside the Broad

Jeff Koons - "Tulips"

Robert Therrien - "Under The Table"

Jeff Koons - "Balloon Dog"

Jeff Koons - "Michael Jackson and Bubbles"

Looking out the Honeycomb with view of the Walt Disney Concert Hall

Yayoi Kusama - "Longing for Eternity"

Andy Warhol - "Liz"

Andy Warhol - "Self Portrait"

Andy Warhol - "40 Gold Marilyns"

Andy Warhol - "Mao"

MM in front of Roy Lichtenstein's - "Non-Objective I"

Roy Lichtenstein's - "I...I'm Sorry!"

Robert Longo - "Untitled"

Frank Gehry's Walt Disney Concert Hall

Another view

MM in front of the Concert Hall

"Yellow fire hydrant"

"Metro Stop"

The Honeycomb

1 Cal viewed from The Broad

1 Cal Reflection

Angel's Flight on the historic Bunker Hill

Hustle and bustle inside the Grand Central Market

Neon signs inside the market

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