Pershing Square in downtown Los Angeles. Their work was also part of the architecture event in the art competition at the 1932 Summer Olympics. Parkinson firm evolution 1888–1889 John Parkinson, Architect (Napa, California and Seattle, Washington) 1889–1890 John Parkinson and Cecil Evers, Architects (Seattle, Washington) 1890–1894 John Parkinson, Architect (Seattle, Washington) 1894–1895 Burton and Parkinson, Architects (Los Angeles, California) 1895–1905 John Parkinson, Architect (Los Angeles, California) 1905–1915 John Parkinson and G. Edwin Bergstrom, Architects (Los Angeles, California) 1915–1920 John Parkinson, Architect (Los Angeles, California) 1920–1945 John Parkinson and Donald B. Parkinson, Architects (Los Angeles, California) 1945–1955 Parkinson, Powelson, Briney, Bernard & Woodford, Architects (Los Angeles, California) 1955–1984 Woodford & Bernard, Architects (Los Angeles, California) 1984–1990 Woodford, Parkinson, Wynn & Partners, Architects (Los Angeles and San Diego, California) 1990–1992 DWL Parkinson Architects (Los Angeles and San Diego, California) 1992–2008 Parkinson Field Associates (Los Angeles, California and Austin, Texas) Selected works Seattle National Bank Building (Interurban Building), 102 Occidental Ave S, Pioneer Square, Seattle (Parkinson) Alameda Square, the former terminal of the Southern Pacific Railroad in Downtown Los Angeles Hotel Alexandria, part of the Spring Street Financial District, Los Angeles (John Parkinson) A.G. Bartlett Building, 215 W 7th Street, part of the Spring Street Financial District, Los Angeles (Parkinson & Bergstrom) Susana Machado Bernard House and Barn, 845 S. Lake St., Los Angeles (John Parkinson) Blackstone's Department Store (later "The Famous", Broadway & 9th, Los Angeles (1917, John Parkinson) Broadway Department Store (now the Junipero Serra State Office Building, 4th & Broadway, Los Angeles (1915, Parkinson & Bergstrom) Continental Building, 408 South Spring Street, part of the Spring Street Financial District, Los Angeles (John Parkinson) Bullock's Downtown flagship, 7th & Broadway, Los Angeles (1906-7, Parkinson & Bergstrom) Bullock's Westwood (first store), 1000 Westwood Blvd., Los Angeles (Parkinson & Parkinson) Bullock's Wilshire Building, 3050 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles (John Parkinson) Burdick Block, NE corner 2nd & Spring, Los Angeles (John Parkinson, addition of top floors to original 1888 construction, 1900) Caliente Railroad Depot, 100 Depot Ave., Caliente, NV (Parkinson & Parkinson) Crocker Bank, 453 S. Spring Street, part of the Spring Street Financial District, Los Angeles (Parkinson & Bergstrom) Engine House No. 18, 2616 S. Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles (John Parkinson) Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, 409 W. Olympic Blvd. Los Angeles (Parkinson & Parkinson) Geronimo Hotel, Tucson Arizona (John Parkinson) Homer Laughlin Building (orig. as Coulter's department store, now Grand Central