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Watch Los Angeles get built, one building at a time (1880–2026)

Hacker News Monday 07 September 2026, 18:52 UTC By rustywasm 1 min read
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Height 1 storymedian 16 fttallest drag to pan · right-drag or ⌃-drag to tilt Every building in Los Angeles One box per structure, colored by the decade it was built. Watch the city fill in from 1880 to today. building outlines · LA County Assessor roll heights exaggerated when zoomed out heights exaggerated when zoomed out Building Built Height Footprint Type

Height 1 storymedian 16 fttallest drag to pan · right-drag or ⌃-drag to tilt Every building in Los Angeles One box per structure, colored by the decade it was built. Watch the city fill in from 1880 to today. LARIAC 2020 building outlines · LA County Assessor roll heights exaggerated when zoomed out heights exaggerated when zoomed out Building Built Height Footprint Type
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