A proposed storage facility located at 13260 Maclay Street in Sylmar, Los Angeles will now include apartments units. The project proposal includes the construction of a 200,000 square-foot development. The project site is already developed with a 22-unit apartment complex slated for demolition.
Redondo Beach-based Trojan Storage is the project applicant. San Clemente-based Jordan Architects is responsible for the design concepts.
13260 Maclay Street View via Jordan Architects
The project anticipates the addition of roughly 150,000 square feet of storage units within two low-rise buildings along with 27 new apartments. Plans call a mix of one-bedroom and two-bedroom dwellings, all of which will be available at market rates.
13260 Maclay Street Courtyard via Jordan Architects
The project is a four-story standalone storage building and a three-story structure combining housing and storage space under a single roof. The new construction will be separated by surface parking, with plans calling for a total of 78 spaces located on the exterior and on the ground floor of the new buildings.
Renderings depict a contemporary low-rise development, with artist studios, a lobby, and a recreation room activating the streetscape, and additional open space provided in an interior courtyard.
13260 Maclay Street Aerial View via Jordan Architects
The property site is located on a corner lot at the intersection of Maclay Street and Bromont Avenue.
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I really thinking it’s a lot of bs with this if it’s approved
I really thinking it’s a lot of bs with this if it’s approved I don’t agree with this move where do I go from here it’s not easy like everyone seems it’s like NO
I personally think this is slot of bs if it’s approved where do you go from here it’s really not that easy as many might think it is for some when you already have other bills rent whatever the night and still can’t makes ends meet financially I say No