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Historic landmark sites are preserved for their significant historical, architectural, or cultural importance. Their connection to notable events, individuals, or periods in local history may feature historic structures, monuments, or landscapes. These sites promote the interpretation and public enjoyment of their unique heritage.

Typical Size

Varies

Typical Length of Visit (Hours)

1–3

Typical Access

Historic landmark sites should be accessible via sidewalks, local streets, and public transit. These sites should be well integrated into the urban environment with clear pedestrian connections and nearby street parking.
A rustic, two-story building made of rough stones with a red tile roof and a small tower. It is set among trees and bushes under a clear, sunny sky.
Little Landers Park.
City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, accessed 2025.

Guidelines for Historic Landmark Site

 
Zones
Natural Systems
 
Zones
Recreation Areas
 
Zones
Casual Use Areas
 
Zones
Programmable Gathering Areas
 
Zones
Intensive Use Areas
MUSEUMLIBRARY 
Infrastructure
Comfort Facilities
 
Infrastructure
Safe Crossings
 
Infrastructure
On-Site Parking
 
Infrastructure
Bike Parking
 
Infrastructure
Accessible Van Parking and Drop-Off
 
Infrastructure
Shared Parking
 
Infrastructure
Transit Stop
 
Wayfinding
Gateways (Primary & Secondary)
 
Wayfinding
Gateways (Primary & Secondary)
 
Connectivity
Seamless Public Space
Accessible
corridor to local
institutions
Natural areas are
integrated with
stormwater capture
Casual use space
connects back into
neighborhood
Programmable
gathering is near
support facilities and
easy to access from
primary gateways
 
Context
Park Supportive Uses
Seating is
abundant
and varied
Recreation
and parking
shared with
museum
 
Wayfinding
Universal Wayfinding Signage
Context
Streetscape Enhancements
Connectivity
Internal Walking Trail
Connectivity
Street Grid Connectivity
Connectivity
Safe Routes / Passages

Design

Context

Connectivity

Wayfinding

Infrastructure

Zones

Architectural Elements

Guidelines for Historic Landmark Site - Architecture

Architectural Recipe

(2-4) Small Elements + (1-2) Medium Elements + (1) Large Element

Sample Outcomes

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