PCR completed a Historic Resources Rehabilitation Report for the Dunbar Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles. The Dunbar Hotel for many years served as a prestigious central location for Los Angeles’ African-American community. PCR’s final document, which was recently approved by the CRA/LA, provides a short-term and long-term maintenance plan, and a restoration and rehabilitation plan for the hotel’s character-defining features. PCR’s architectural historians conducted a careful space-by-space inventory of character-defining features associated with the Dunbar Hotel’s period of significance (1928-1970). This included photo documentation of each feature along with a written description, condition, and treatment options. PCR recorded 425 character defining features and spaces into the database. The report also includes a maintenance plan for high-integrity features, a restoration plan for low-integrity features, a replication plan, and a list of any issues and concerns that should be taken into account during the building rehabilitation and for the long-term preservation of the Dunbar Hotel.