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TASCHEN headquarters at 6671 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood
Launch Party for Los Angeles. Portrait of a City at Crossroads of the World, Hollywood, 2009: Peggy Moffitt, David LaChapelle, Crystal Harris and Hugh M. Hefner
Launch Party for Los Angeles. Portrait of a City at Crossroads of the World, Hollywood, 2009: Mitch Glazer and Kelly Lynch
Launch Party for Los Angeles. Portrait of a City at Crossroads of the World, Hollywood, 2009: Tom LaBonge, Jim Heimann, Diane Keaton, Linda Dishman, Benedikt Taschen
Launch Party for Los Angeles. Portrait of a City at Crossroads of the World, Hollywood, 2009
Launch Party for Los Angeles. Portrait of a City at Crossroads of the World, Hollywood, 2009: Peggy Moffitt, David LaChapelle, Crystal Harris and Hugh M. Hefner
Launch Party for Los Angeles. Portrait of a City at Crossroads of the World, Hollywood, 2009: Mitch Glazer and Kelly Lynch
Launch Party for Los Angeles. Portrait of a City at Crossroads of the World, Hollywood, 2009: Tom LaBonge, Jim Heimann, Diane Keaton, Linda Dishman, Benedikt Taschen
Launch Party for Los Angeles. Portrait of a City at Crossroads of the World, Hollywood, 2009
After 15 years at the iconic ocean liner at ‘Crossroads of the World’ on Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, TASCHEN is relocating its American headquarters.
Dubbed America’s first outdoor shopping mall, Crossroads has been the backdrop for countless blockbuster productions including L.A. Confidential and Argo, and is a landmark of entertainment in the city.
Here’s to a fond look back on colorful times at “The Boat”—and to more L.A. adventures!
Click here to read TASCHEN editors’ tributes to the BOAT in the Los Angeles Times.
Dubbed America’s first outdoor shopping mall, Crossroads has been the backdrop for countless blockbuster productions including L.A. Confidential and Argo, and is a landmark of entertainment in the city.
Here’s to a fond look back on colorful times at “The Boat”—and to more L.A. adventures!
Click here to read TASCHEN editors’ tributes to the BOAT in the Los Angeles Times.
