Casa Vertigo

An eclectic landmark built in 1926 and designed by master architects Morgan, Walls & Morgan, the Odd Fellows Mesonic Temple was originally built as a meeting hall for the independent order of the Odd Fellows, also known as the three link fraternity. Upon being re-established as Casa Vertigo in 2010, we have preserved the grandiose and elaborate charm of the beaux arts and Spanish revival architecture, while constantly updating the space with modern yet timeless elements. Sharing historic culture and charm with updated modern spaces, casa vertigo is included among Los Angeles’s historic sites. As a multi-functional event and filming space, Casa Vertigo is designed to be utilized in virtually any capacity and offers a portfolio of environments to host nearly any event or shoot. Boasting over 88,000 square feet with four floors and three mezzanines of versatile spaces, and topped with the renowned 13,000 square foot rooftop with panoramic views of Los Angeles, the possibilities to conceptualize are endless. Weddings, Quinceañeras, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Conventions, Corporate Events, Showers, Commercials, Movie and Tv productions, Photoshoots, Performances, Concerts, Art Galleries, Retail Pop-ups and everything in between, Casa Vertigo provides the ultimate flexibility to suit your event and impress your guests.