Meet inside a Hollywood landmark. This is the bow of the iconic 1936 Streamline Moderne "ship" building at Crossroads of the World — curved glass windows wrapping a room that has hosted storytellers since Hitchcock and Fitzgerald worked at this address. Walk straight in from the gated, guarded lot: no lobby, no elevator, no badge desk. A large table seats 8–10 under a brass pendant, with a wall-mounted monitor for decks, cuts, and Zoom, a production whiteboard, and a vintage projector for character. Kitchenette with espresso machine, kettle, and ice maker adjoins the room; bathroom off the hall; outdoor patio with fruit trees steps away. Built for writers' rooms, table reads, pitch meetings, workshops, and offsites that deserve better than a beige conference room. Wifi included. On-site parking available.