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About The Preserve
At The Preserve, seeing truly is believing. Our innovative campus has been recognized as the top campus in the world, and it’s easy to see why. The Preserve hosts a wide array of spectacular events, from some of the most exclusive parties in the music and film industries to intimate birthday and wedding celebrations and grand corporate gatherings. Whatever the occasion, we have you covered.

But what truly sets The Preserve apart are our office spaces. Nestled among over 6,500 lush trees and vibrant plants, our sustainable offices provide an unparalleled environment for creativity, innovation, and collaboration with 360-degrees of our urban jungle. These unique spaces are designed to inspire, putting teams in the perfect frame of mind to achieve their best work.

The Preserve’s stunning beauty and unparalleled flexibility also make it a sought-after location for major television shows, commercials, and blockbuster films.

Why is The Preserve so special? Its unique and refreshing environment effortlessly supports every event and workday, making it the ideal place for both productivity and celebration.
Our values are simple:


Innovation:
Innovation is our way of life. We nurture creativity, support groundbreaking work, and empower our community to lead and succeed.
Collaboration:
We cultivate a community where teamwork and shared ideas lead to breakthroughs and growth. Collaboration isn’t just a value – it’s the foundation of The Preserve.
Sustainability:
Our biophilic design of the campus boldly features over 6,500 plants and trees and eco-friendly practices.
Creativity:
By immersing your company in a lush, natural environment that stimulates the senses, The Preserve fosters inventive thinking and boosts productivity.
Click around below to learn more about our Campus.
Bungalows
Our campus features 56 free-standing Bungalows, specially designed for our long-term tenants. Each Bungalow is equipped with MERV-13 air filtration and air conditioning systems, Corian desks, operable windows, and offers 360-degree unobstructed views of our lush plants and trees.
Bungalows
Studio Offices
Located on the second floor of the Paul Williams Building, each office is equipped with MERV-13 air filtration and air conditioning systems, Corian desks, and are designed with desks positioned along the perimeter to ensure your team members always have a view.
Studio Offices
Meeting Rooms
We offer 11 meeting rooms accommodating groups of 4 to 16 people. For larger gatherings, our Bungalows also serve as meeting rooms. Some meeting rooms are equipped with privacy curtains for added convenience. All meeting spaces feature televisions and AV capabilities to meet your media needs.
Meeting Rooms
Café
Our on-site Café is more than just a spot for breakfast and lunch; it’s the heartbeat of the Paul Williams Building. Many members also enjoy working in the Café.
Café
Courtyard
Within the Paul Williams Building, you’ll find artistically designed workspaces and the original Paul Williams fountain, beautifully surrounded by stunning trees and flowers.
Courtyard
Paul Williams
Oval Room
The Oval Room is an ideal location for our Roaming Memberships and a versatile space that can be easily adapted for weddings, corporate events, or parties.
Paul Williams Oval Room
Garden
The centerpiece of The Preserve is the magical Garden, where all members can work, relax, or lounge amongst the dozens of white rose bushes and trees. It also doubles as one of the best event spaces in Hollywood.
Garden
Rooftop Deck
Located on top of the Paul Williams Building is our Rooftop Deck. It overlooks both the Courtyard and our Garden, providing a great space to work, relax, or have an event.
Rooftop Deck
Library
One of the unique features of our campus is the Library, situated just steps inside the main entry of the Paul Williams Building. The Library serves as a hub for conversation and a tranquil space for our members to reflect.
Library
Featured Amenities
Lush Greenery
On campus you'll be surrounded by 112 different species of vegetation and 6,500 plants and trees overall. Talk about a breath of fresh air!
Pet Friendly
Companions are always welcome (on leashes of course!). Remember to ask the front desk about t-r-e-a-t-s!
Reception Team
Our dedicated team is your first point of contact for visitors and business associates. With warm smiles and a professional welcome, they ensure a lasting positive impression on your clients.
MERV-13 Air Filters
We use state-of-the-art hospital-grade air filters in all Bungalows, Meeting Rooms, and Office spaces providing you with the purest and freshest office space in the city of LA.
On-Site Café • 1GB Per Second WiFi • Printing + Copying • Nursing Rooms • Member Kitchen • Sound-Proof Phone Booths • Valet Parking • Mail Services • Bike Racks • Wellness Classes • Community Events • Corian Desks • Open Early/Open Late • Audio Visual Tools
Key Dates in The Preserve History
1894
Paul Revere Williams was born in Los Angeles and excelled at architecture, studying at the Los Angeles School of Art and Design, the Beaux-Arts Institute of Design, and receiving his architectural engineering degree from the University of Southern California.
1923
A few years after graduating from the University of Southern California, Williams became the first African American member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), establishing himself as a prominent architectural figure.
1950s - 1960s
Williams designed notable projects in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Memphis, and more, expanding his work throughout the nation. Some notable projects include the LAX Theme Building (1961), La Concha Hotel (1961), St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (1962), Beverly Hills Hotel Renovation (1949-1953), and many others. Additionally, he designed homes for Hollywood celebrities such as Frank Sinatra and Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. Williams became Fellow of the American Institute of Architects in 1957.
1963
In 1963, he was commissioned to design the headquarters for the charitable organization, The Assistance League, which is now our beloved The Preserve main building.
2017
The building was rescued from imminent demolition and became the subject of a rehabilitation project by partners Bond Companies and Klaff Realty. Madrid-based architecture firm SelgasCano crafted the architectural design of The Preserve, while conserving the main building, and incorporating over 6,500 plants and trees to host the world’s most prominent and dense biophilic offices.
2019
The Preserve won Wall Street Journal’s Best Architecture award in the United States.
2020
The Los Angeles Business Journal selects The Preserve as the winner of “Best Office”. The Preserve was also the 2020 Global Winner of ArchDaily’s Building of the Year.
1894
Paul Revere Williams was born in Los Angeles and excelled at architecture, studying at the Los Angeles School of Art and Design, the Beaux-Arts Institute of Design, and receiving his architectural engineering degree from the University of Southern California.
1923
A few years after graduating from the University of Southern California, Williams became the first African American member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), establishing himself as a prominent architectural figure.
1950s - 1960s
Williams designed notable projects in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Memphis, and more, expanding his work throughout the nation. Some notable projects include the LAX Theme Building (1961), La Concha Hotel (1961), St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (1962), Beverly Hills Hotel Renovation (1949-1953), and many others. Additionally, he designed homes for Hollywood celebrities such as Frank Sinatra and Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. Williams became Fellow of the American Institute of Architects in 1957.
1963
In 1963, he was commissioned to design the headquarters for the charitable organization, The Assistance League, which is now our beloved The Preserve main building.
2017
The building was rescued from imminent demolition and became the subject of a rehabilitation project by partners Bond Companies and Klaff Realty. Madrid-based architecture firm SelgasCano crafted the architectural design of The Preserve, while conserving the main building, and incorporating over 6,500 plants and trees to host the world’s most prominent and dense biophilic offices.
2019
The Preserve won Wall Street Journal’s Best Architecture award in the United States.
2020
The Los Angeles Business Journal selects The Preserve as the winner of “Best Office”. The Preserve was also the 2020 Global Winner of ArchDaily’s Building of the Year.
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