Winding balconies, roughly 130,000 square feet of office space behind white columns and lattice-stucco walls, a courtyard of sprawling bougainvillea and channels for streams.
They all lie silent. The channels mere dry trenches.
Six years ago, the hulking Santa Barbara mission-style complex at 91st and Glendale avenues was part of something big: A spirited commercial-development boom unlike anything Glendale had ever seen.
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