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The Federal Building at 11000 Wilshire is home to the FBI’s Los Angeles field office, Veterans Affairs’ regional benefits office, and the Los Angeles Passport Agency.

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Public Hours: 7 a.m.– 5 p.m. Monday through Friday (except federal holidays)

There is visitor parking for the general public and controlled access parking for employees. Metered street parking is nearby. Public transportation is via Metro. Multiple bus services stop at the corner of Veteran Avenue and Wilshire Boulevard.

All public visitors are required to pass through electronic security equipment located on the first floor. ADA access is available at the entrance to the building.

Major tenants are the FBI, Veterans Affairs, and U.S. Passports. In the latest (2016) Tenant Satisfaction Survey, 64% rated the federal building and GSA services four or five on a five-point scale.

Inside the main building on the ground floor next to the visitor entrance

The 17-story Federal Building on Wilshire Boulevard sits in the middle of a former golf course on 28 acres of land. Designed by Charles Luckman Associates and completed in 1969, the building is corporate Late Modernism at its finest; a pure white façade is interrupted only by white precast concrete fins that shade the offices and emphasize the building’s verticality. Public service messages were once projected onto the sides of the building and included appeals for purchase of savings bonds, use of ZIP codes, and general public safety suggestions like locking car doors to prevent theft.

Corridors and doorways were designed to be wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs for the Veterans Administration, one of the building's original tenants. Designed to provide space for 2,000 employees, other tenants included the Los Angeles forecast center of the U.S. Weather Bureau. Ten high-speed elevators were located on the exterior of the building and separate from the main lobby to create more flexible space.