Warner Bros. Moves Forward with Demolition of Historic Looney Tunes Building

Building 131, a key site in Looney Tunes history, is set to be torn down to make space for HBO productions as fan backlash grows.

Building 131, also known as 'Termite Terrace,' was a central hub for Looney Tunes animation during its golden age, housing creators like Friz Freleng and Chuck Jones.
Warner Bros. plans to demolish the building to create more space for HBO productions, with work reportedly starting imminently.
The decision follows the recent removal of classic Looney Tunes shorts from the Max streaming platform, limiting access to the franchise's historical content.
Fans and commentators have criticized Warner Bros. for neglecting the cultural legacy of Looney Tunes, viewing the demolition as symbolic of broader disregard for animation history.
The developments coincide with the positive reception of the new Looney Tunes movie, 'The Day The Earth Blew Up,' highlighting the franchise's enduring relevance.