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Strictly speaking? Probably Cowboy's Stadium or the Barclay's Center or the aptly named LA Colosseum.
More abstractly and iconically, I suspect we're going to be pointing at the decaying remnants of the Denver International Airport or the NASA Vehicle Assembly Building or perhaps one of Amazon's super-warehouses. These would be buildings we'd continuously maintain locally long after their value as international assets had waned. Things that we might repurpose from regime to regime, as the political needs mandate their use.