Los Angeles, CA
The Los Angeles Times operates from a six‑building complex that occupies an entire city block in downtown Los Angeles. The Olympic Plant, built in 1990 at a cost of $230 million, houses six 12‑unit Goss Colorliner presses that can produce a 96‑page newspaper—including 36 full‑color pages—at a rate of up to 70,000 copies per hour. The pressroom spans 55,700 square feet, stretches 530 feet in length, rises three stories, and includes a newsprint storage area capable of holding 30,000 tons of paper.