Central · Landmark · Book P.114–115
Bradbury Building
About
The Bradbury Building, finished in 1893, is one of the oldest commercial buildings in Downtown LA. Behind a plain front is a skylit atrium of wrought-iron railings, open cage elevators and brick walls that's been in tons of movies, Blade Runner most famously. Visitors can only see the ground-floor lobby.
Jasmine says
An 1893 cast-iron atrium,
what the future looks like in Blade Runner.
Only the ground floor and the stair landing are open:
fifteen minutes, worth the price of admission (free).
A single indoor atrium that carries the whole LA noir imagination.
Jasmine’s notes
- DTLA（Broadway）An 1893 building with cast-iron stairs and a glass atrium, where Blade Runner was filmed. You can enter the ground-floor atrium and the lower stairs; upstairs are private offices.Order: Only the ground-floor lobby; Grand Central Market and Angels Flight are both within a five-minute walk
- Address
- 304 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Where I wrote about it
- Every LA Itinerary
- LA is fun without spending a dime
- So THAT's where the movie was shot | The LA film location map 2026
- The show you're watching was shot in LA | The LA TV location map 2026
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