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Los Angeles, California
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Completed in 1956, it was designed by architect Welton Becket and is often said to resemble a stack of records on a turntable.
The spire features a blinking light that spells out 'Hollywood' in Morse code, a tribute to the building's home city.
It received this designation in 2006, recognizing its architectural and cultural significance.
Capitol Records was the American label for The Beatles, and the building has a mural dedicated to the band on its south wall.
Studio A, located in the basement, is renowned for its acoustics and has hosted numerous legendary artists.
Standing at 13 stories, it was one of the tallest buildings in Los Angeles when it was completed.
Its distinctive design has made it a popular backdrop in Hollywood productions, including 'Earthquake' and 'The Day After Tomorrow.'
