Are Los Angeles skyscrapers covered in graffiti?
Los Angeles is famous for its graffiti art and culture. The city has been fighting the tagging and the graffiti in public and private structures for a long time. The renowned spots such as highways, bridges, and train cars usually are the favorite targets of graffiti vandals.
Nevertheless, most of the skyscrapers and high-rise buildings in downtown Los Angeles and other business districts appear to be not graffiti on them. These buildings usually have security personnel, cameras, fencing, and other precautions that prevent the vandals from climbing and spraying the graffiti on them.
Besides this, city governments and the building owners remove the graffiti on skyscrapers and tall buildings through the graffiti removal services in a short time. Unlike infrastructure such as overpasses or rail cars, owners have a great motivation to retain the high-profile skyscrapers clean and professional.
Thus, although graffiti is a continuing concern on some Los Angeles infrastructure, the city's skyline and famous high-rises are still largely graffiti-free because of the vigilant building policies and the quick removal of any vandalism. Further, the study would have to be repeated to ascertain this for sure for all the parts of the city. If you want me to, I will let you know how to make my response bigger or different.
