Olive Hill

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Olive Hill is a historic hilltop area in Los Angeles best known as the site of Frank Lloyd Wright–designed structures and the Barnsdall Art Park cultural complex.

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Olive Hill canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hill
historic district
neighborhood area
architectAssociatedWith Frank Lloyd Wright
R. M. Schindler
linked to: Rudolf Schindler

Richard Neutra
contains gardens
open park space
residential structures designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
culturalSignificance center for community arts programming
important site for modern architecture in Los Angeles
developmentEra early 20th century
donorAssociatedWith Aline Barnsdall
elevation hilltop
hasLandmark Barnsdall Art Park
Barnsdall Gallery Theatre
Hollyhock House
Junior Arts Center
Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery
heritageDesignation Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument
knownFor Barnsdall Art Park cultural complex
linked to: Barnsdall Art Park

Frank Lloyd Wright–designed structures
locatedIn California
East Hollywood
Los Angeles
United States
namedAfter olive trees historically present on the hill
near Hollywood Boulevard
Vermont Avenue
ownedBy City of Los Angeles
linked to: Los Angeles
partOf Barnsdall Art Park
usedFor art exhibitions
arts and culture
public park
theatre

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Barnsdall Art Park situatedOn Olive Hill
Residence A locatedOn Olive Hill