Demolition Man (1993)
- Documented locations
- 16
- Year
- 1993
- Directed by
- Marco BRAMBILLA
- Cities
- West Hollywood, Thousand Oaks, San Diego, Los Angeles, Monrovia, Irvine, El Segundo, Pasadena, Burbank
West Hollywood, United States
The scene : The angular blue and green glass building where Lieutenant Lenina Huxley lives is the inner courtyard of the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood.
Thousand Oaks, United States
The scene : The exterior of the "San Angeles Police HQ" is an office building in Thousand Oaks (the Prudential Building, near Westlake Village).
San Diego, United States
The scene : The futuristic transportation system of San Angeles is the America Plaza tram station, located in downtown San Diego (on the route to Taco Bell).
Los Angeles, United States
Great convention center in Downtown Los Angeles, on South Figueroa Street.
The scene : The Los Angeles Convention Center provided several futuristic sets of San Angeles.
Los Angeles, United States
The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) is a contemporary art museum in Los Angeles, founded in 1979 and dedicated to works created from the 1940s to the present. Its main site stands on Grand Avenue in the Bunker Hill neighborhood downtown, in a building designed by Japanese architect Arata Isozaki and inaugurated in 1986. The building is distinguished by its red sandstone cladding and its partially buried volume, of which only four of the seven levels emerge above the street. Pyramid skylights illuminate the galleries while a staircase descends to a lower courtyard, creating a composition of geometric shapes that deliberately contrasts with the nearby glass and steel towers. The institution also operates a second location, the Geffen Contemporary (originally called "The Temporary Contemporary"), housed in a former warehouse in the Little Tokyo neighborhood. The institution is managed as a nonprofit organization.
The scene : The MOCA, in downtown Los Angeles, is among the futuristic settings of the film.
Monrovia, United States
The scene : The Sawpit Dam, north of Monrovia, serves as a futuristic backdrop for the film.
San Diego, United States
The scene : The San Diego Convention Center (111 Harbor Drive) features among the backdrops of San Angeles, on the way to Taco Bell.
Irvine, United States
The scene : The Park Place office campus in Irvine provided the "planetarium" and museum exteriors.
Irvine, United States
The scene : The Koll Center in Irvine complements the futuristic sets of the film.
El Segundo, United States
The scene : The Taco Bell restaurant — the only surviving restaurant from the "franchise wars" — was filmed in a building of Hughes Aircraft, in El Segundo.
Los Angeles, United States
The scene : The famous Hollywood sign appears in the San Angeles of the film.
Los Angeles, United States
Road tunnel from 1924 connecting Hill Street to Figueroa, with its white tiled walls and reflections making it a highly sought-after filming location in Los Angeles.
The scene : The tunnel on 2nd Street, between Hill and Figueroa, serves as the setting for a scene in the film.
San Diego, United States
The scene : An exterior of a museum (around 1 hour and 31 minutes) was filmed at 7310 Miramar Road, in San Diego.
Pasadena, United States
The scene : The scenes of the underground world (the "wasteland" of the outcasts) were filmed in Pasadena.
Burbank, United States
The scene : A Warner Bros indoor set used for the studio filming of Demolition Man.
Burbank, United States
One of the largest soundstages of the Warner Bros studios in Burbank, equipped with a tank.
The scene : The set of the spiral cryogenic prison was built on the Warner Bros. Stage 16.